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Double guyot trained vines found on clay, silt and sand soils near to the Dordogne River. Machine harvested grapes with use of traditional methods of viticulture.
Exceptionally balanced Bordeaux white, light and refreshing with the perfume of elderflower balanced by lemon and lime in the mouth.
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