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Sylvaner Vieilles Vignes, Camille Braun, Alsace
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Alsace flight. Peach, nectarine, lime, green apple. Steely minerality. Some white flowers. Nicely balanced, good acid, decent finish. This is relatively inexpensive for White wine from Alsace
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