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Grande Borga Bruto Magnum White
71,08 €
Classic method of second fermentation in bottle, with minimum stage, in basement, up to 48 months. Golden color, aroma of ripe fruit, toast and brioche. Palate confirms the nose, dry wine with very fine and elegant finish. Contains sulfites.
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