Magnum Carlos Lucas Vinhos 2017 Casa Grande Sant'Anna Avesso (Vinho Verde)
This 37-acre estate in southern Vinho Verde is obviously capable of producing wines that can age. This is smoothly textured and ripe with crab-apple and spice flavors, as well as a soft, green-fruit aftertaste. Drink now. Roger Voss
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Price$18,Buy Now
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DesignationCasa Grande Sant'Anna
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Alcohol12.5%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryWhite
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ImporterGreen Bus Imports
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Date Published12/31/2020
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