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Godsin Muscattrollinger rosé - Dalvina 9005

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Godsin Muscattrollinger rosé - Dalvina

Category: Rose wine Article code: 9005

A copper to caramel-colored wine that beguiles with an intense and unmistakable sweet floral aroma - just a typical Muscatel. As a dry dessert wine, it is highly aromatic and rich. Perhaps the oldest domesticated grape variety, Muscatel has high levels of antioxidants, rivaling those of many red grapes.

Muscat wines are therefore attributed similar positive effects on health and well-being as red wines.

The Godsin Muskattrollinger Rosé goes well with all kinds of desserts.

0.75 l
2020
12.5% vol.
Price incl. VAT.1l = 18,53 €
13,90 € each
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Dalvina

Dalvina Winery is a family owned winery with capacity of about 5 million liters. Beside fully acquire the bestowed knowledge of wine making in the heritage of this old country, Dalvina is also one of the most dynamic winery with state of the art technology and equipment.

Dalivna main focus is in high quality bottle wines. With experience in exporting wines for more than 10 years now, they are well accepted for the quality they offer in markets not only within Europe, but also in Asia countries like China and Japan. Their aim is to capture the unique properties of the grapes, the soil and micro climates of the area.

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