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Edenia Reserva Cigales 1999

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Edenia Reserva Cigales (1999)

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Snooth User: RBoulanger
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bown,garnet. spice+leather. fruit covered by spice/old leather,nice development in mouth,very hot touch on finish.


December 2008

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