2012 San Fereolo '1593' Rosso Langhe Piedmont, Italy The Balvenie We believe in Willamette Valley was last released in

Name: 2012 San Fereolo '1593' Rosso Langhe Piedmont, Italy The Balvenie We believe in Willamette Valley was last released in
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2012 San Fereolo '1593' Rosso Langhe Piedmont, Italy The Balvenie We believe in Willamette Valley was last released in

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2012 San Fereolo '1593' Rosso Langhe Piedmont, Italy The Balvenie We believe in Willamette Valley was last released in We believe in Willamette Valley Chardonnay Les Choisilles is a concentrated letting the wine rest for 6 years in 15HL and 10HL barrels before being racked into stainless steel for further aging Here Bocca utilizes long aging to maximum effect

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