Johanneshof Reinisch 2007 Ried Holzspur Grande Reserve St. Laurent (Thermenregion)
Cellar Selection
Judging by the success of this wine, St. Laurent seems to be this winery's signature grape. It is big, bold and packed with tannins as well as dense fruit. It's a solid- and dark-textured wine. Not yet ready to drink, this is worth aging for a few more years. Roger Voss
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Price$90,Buy Now
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DesignationRied Holzspur Grande Reserve
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Appellation
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Alcohol13.5%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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ImporterCirco Vino
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Date Published7/1/2012
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