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Stallion Malbec Angels Estate + glass 2023
Deep, saturated color with violet reflections. The nose is intense and complex. Ripe black fruits dominate, combined with sweet spices. There are hints of chocolate and tobacco. The palate is full-bodied and velvety, with well-ripened tannins. The fruit profile is dominated by black fruits and ripe plums, complemented by a pinch of black pepper and slightly smoky tones. The body is complex and powerful. The finish is long and noble.
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Ейнджълс Естейт
Винарско имение Ейнджълс Естейт е един от блестящите диаманти на родното ни производство. Намира се в непосредствена близост до язовир Жребчево, Нова Загора и притежава 1500 дка нови лозови насаждения, които включват, както червени сортове - Мерло, Каберне Совиньон, Каберне Фран, Сира, Пети Вердо, Гренаш, Мурведър и Барбера, така и бели сортове - Шардоне, Совиньон Блан, Траминер, Вионие, Семийон и Пино Гри.
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