Tenuta San Guido - Grappa da Vinacce di Sassicaia

Tenuta San Guido - Grappa da Vinacce di Sassicaia - 50cl - Onshore Cellars

Tenuta San Guido - Grappa da Vinacce di Sassicaia

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40%
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18° - 20° C

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