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Edradour | 11 Jahre | 2010/2022 | Pawis Spätburgunder #1 | 46% GlenAllachie Brombeeren und Sirup
Edradour | 11 Jahre | 2010/2022 | Pawis Spätburgunder #1 | 46% GlenAllachie Brombeeren und Sirup
Edradour | 11 Jahre | 2010/2022 | Pawis Spätburgunder #1 | 46% GlenAllachie Brombeeren und Sirup
Edradour | 11 Jahre | 2010/2022 | Pawis Spätburgunder #1 | 46% GlenAllachie Brombeeren und Sirup
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Edradour | 11 Jahre | 2010/2022 | Pawis Spätburgunder #1 | 46% GlenAllachie Brombeeren und Sirup

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Edradour 11 Jahre 2010 2022 Pawis Spätburgunder #1 46% GlenAllachie Brombeeren und Sirup Brombeeren und Sirup Im Gegenteil Der Edradour Single Malt aus First Fill Bourbon Fässern reifte 46 Monate in Pinot Noir Fässern von Pawis und wurde in Trinkstärke mit dem Edradour 2010 2022 Pawis Pinot Noir #1 abgefüllt Für sechs neue Single Casks bündelte „Scotland’s Little Gem“ die Kräfte mit familiengeführten Weingütern aus Deutschland

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