Crémant de Limoux 1531 rosé, Sieur d’Arques Limoux
64,00 ₾
Datasheet
| Country |
France |
|---|---|
| Region |
Languedoc |
| Origin | |
| Winery |
Sieur d'Arques |
| Volume |
0,75 |
| Alcohol |
12% |
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