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1990 Quinta dos Pesos - Carcavelos

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SKU: 81705
Manufacturer part number: MB1957081705
GTIN: 5603379120529
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Wine
Appellation Carcavelos
Vintage 1990
Variety Misc White
Region Portugal
Color/Type Fortified
Products specifications
Wine
Appellation Carcavelos
Vintage 1990
Variety Misc White
Region Portugal
Color/Type Fortified
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