Christophe Lindenlaub
Christophe Lindenlaub, "Racines et Ailes" NV
Christophe Lindenlaub, "Racines et Ailes" NV
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Directly-pressed Pinot Gris from Dorlisheim in Alsace, formed from a solera dating back to 2018. Spontaneous fermentation followed by a short maturation sur lie in tank. Bottled unifned, unfiltered, no additional SO2. 14%ABV
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