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Gilbert & Gaillard International Challenge: Red wine Lebanon

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Domaine Wardy
Beqaa Valley Red 2018
Zahlé Red wine
Ixsir
Altitudes 2016
Batroun Red wine
Ixsir
Grande Réserve 2013
Batroun Red wine
Domaine Wardy
Beqaa Valley Red 2017
Békaa-Ouest Red wine
Adayr
Monastère de Mar Moussa 2012
Metn Red wine
Certification bio
Adayr
Sangiovese 2016
Batroun Red wine
Certification bio
Château Fakra
Collection Privée 2015
Red wine
Château Fakra
Cuvée du Temple 2017
Red wine
Château Fakra
Pinacle 2016
Red wine
Château Fakra
Collection Privée 2016
Red wine
Château Héritage
2017
Zahlé Red wine
Château Héritage
2015
Zahlé Red wine
Domaine des Princes
2013
Metn Red wine
Domaine Wardy
Private Selection 2006
Békaa-Ouest Red wine

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