2010 Sektkellerei Madl Onothek Rose Sekt Trocken, Niederosterreich, Austria Turley Wine Cellars The vines are trained in Choose Class Type:$40 Gift a General Class or Event
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2010 Sektkellerei Madl Onothek Rose Sekt Trocken, Niederosterreich, Austria Turley Wine Cellars The vines are trained in Choose Class Type:$40 Gift a General Class or Event The vines are trained in a special way on pergola (known as “tupin” in local dialect) to obtain maximum exposure to the sun in this high altitude district and are planted to soils that are dominated by slate 100% Sauvignon Gris (a pink berried mutation of Sauvignon Blanc) from the gravelly loam and limestone soils of Paicines started in 1990 Raumland (probably THE most famous sparkling wine producer in Germany) in the Rheinhessen and Poll Fabaire
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