Jean-François Debourg, Ronchon de Père en Fils (2023) 3L Bag Region-Bourgogne • The wines are made Country-Vietnam

Name: Jean-François Debourg, Ronchon de Père en Fils (2023) 3L Bag Region-Bourgogne • The wines are made Country-Vietnam
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SKU: 67006016708
Price: 39.99 USD
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Jean François Debourg, Ronchon de Père en Fils (2023) 3L Bag Region Bourgogne • The wines are made Country Vietnam • The wines are made exclusively from their own vineyards and are bottled at the estate—every cuvée they produce is from Class A vineyards Domaine de Chassorney was born in 1996 with a few hectares of vines rented in Saint Romain and Auxey Duresses and now comprises ten hectares of vines across several villages *Because of the size shape of this bag it is not available for shipping 3 liters of Gamay in a bag

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