Zilliken Riesling Saarburg trocken 2025 - BIO James Suckling mineralischer Veltliner mit kräuterig-erdigem Duft fruchtbetonte und mittelkräftige Rotwein

Name: Zilliken Riesling Saarburg trocken 2025 - BIO James Suckling mineralischer Veltliner mit kräuterig-erdigem Duft fruchtbetonte und mittelkräftige Rotwein
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SKU: 2286830784
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Zilliken Riesling Saarburg trocken 2025 BIO James Suckling mineralischer Veltliner mit kräuterig erdigem Duft fruchtbetonte und mittelkräftige Rotwein mineralischer Veltliner mit kräuterig erdigem Duft In der Nase duften frische rote Beerenfrüchte wie Himbeere und Johannisbeere aber ätherische Gewürznoten und Blüten Dieser typische Saarriesling ist ein perfekter Begleiter zu leichten Speisen aber auch solo ein Genuss Alkoholgehalt: 11 %

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