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Gustav Adolf Schmitt 2007 Niersteiner Spätlese Late Harvest

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Price Description
The cobalt blue bottle festoons many a dorm room, its simple, slightly confected contents—with an undergrad-friendly price—fuelling many a party. Some matchstick sulphur suppresses the peach fruit, which actually emerges better on the finish. Quite sweet, as expected from late-harvest spätlese grapes. Good length. LCBO 262337
Price:
$10.90
Type:
White
Varietal:
N/A
Vintage:
2007
Region:
Rheinhessen, Germany
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