2018 Belle Glos Clarke & Telephone
- Tasting Notes red berry fruits, tar, sweet spice, vanilla, pepper, cacao, cola
- Variety Pinot Noir
- Region United States, California
- Volume 750mL
- Alcohol Volume 14.7%
$65.00
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