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Saint-Emilion Grand Cru
Saint-Emilion Grand Cru
Located on the right bank of Bordeaux, the Saint-Émilion region can boast of producing the most diverse range of styles, partly due to the differences in soil types, from gravel to limestone or sand, but also due to production variations and winemakers who seek to make their mark.
Located on the right bank of Bordeaux, the Saint-Émilion region can boast of producing the most diverse range of styles, partly due to the differences in soil types, from gravel to limestone or sand, but also due to production variations and winemakers who seek to make their mark.
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Located on the right bank of Bordeaux, the Saint-Émilion region can boast of producing...
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