Zimmerle Triologie Rot Bio

Marsoni

M251S

$39.00

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Zimmerle Triologie Rot BioTriologie ist die Top Rotweincuve von Jens Zimmerle aus den Rebsorten Zweigelt, Merlot und Cabernet. Das Bouquet der Zimmerle Triologie ist noch sehr vom Holzfasslager geprgt. Das therische Bouquet wird von reifen dunklen Frchten, Fruchtpunsch, edlen Gewrzen wie Vanille sowie einer mineralischen Graphitnote veredelt. Am Gaumen ist der Wein frisch, mit einer harmonischen Sure und seidigen Gerbstoffen. Hallt sehr lange nach. Toller lagerfhiger Rotwein

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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2025