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Daterra Viticultores (Laura Lorenzo)

Daterra Viticultores (Laura Lorenzo), "Camino de la Frontera Blanco" 2019

Daterra Viticultores (Laura Lorenzo), "Camino de la Frontera Blanco" 2019

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Mostly Malvasia, with a bit of Verdejo and
 Puesta en Cruz. Grapes are hand harvested, destemmed and partially pressed after about 2 weeks of skin contact. Fermented with wild yeasts and raised in used 500L chestnut barrels for 11 months. Unfined, unfiltered with a touch of SO2 at bottling. 

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