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Gustav Adolph Schmitt 2005 Spätlese Late Harvest

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Price Description
Late Harvest in this case signifies a medium sweet wine, not a very sweet dessert-style wine. Very ripe honey, yellow mirabelle plum and pumpkin aromas. Soft, fairly sweet and smooth, with some delicacy as well (just 9.5 per cent alcohol). Chill well.
Price:
$10.15
Type:
White
Varietal:
Niersteiner Spätlese
Vintage:
2005
Region:
Rheinhessen, Germany
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