Gilbert & Gaillard International Challenge: Sweet red wine

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Azienda Lorese
Visciol & Cotto - 37,5 cl 2013
Marche I.G.T. Sweet red wine
Tenuta Tamburnin
2018
Malvasia di Castelnuovo Don Bosco D.O.C. Sweet red wine
Cà dei Maghi
Classico - 50 Cl 2011
Recioto della Valpollicella D.O.C.G. Sweet red wine
Certification bio
Cà dei Maghi
Sansenel Amandorlato 2011
Verona I.G.T. Sweet red wine
Il Ponte
469 Passito Aleatico 50 cl 2017
Toscana I.G.T. Sweet red wine
Azienda Lorese
2006
Marche I.G.T. Sweet red wine
Tenute Falezza
Recioto della Valpolicella 50 cl 2014
Recioto della Valpollicella D.O.C.G. Sweet red wine

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