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David & Nadia “Topography” Pinotage 2019

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Composition
100% Pinotage
Drink Date:
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Body:
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Decant it?
Yes

Ratings:
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Barrel
-
Composition
100% Pinotage
Body
-
Alcohol Content:
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Drink date:
-
Glass
-
Decant?
Yes

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