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Champagne Le Mesnil Brut Blanc de Blancs, Grand Cru

Champagne from Champagne, France

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2022 / 750ml

Monte del Fra Lugana

White from Veneto, Italy

68.00 58.00

2008 / 750ml

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Sparkling from Cava, Spain

166.00 128.00

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Red from Napa Valley, USA

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White from Margaret River, Australia

69.00 63.00

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Red from Margaret River, Australia

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758.00 675.00

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Liqueur from Normandy, France

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