Esterhazy Klimt The Kiss 2022 Gruner Veltliner
$28.99
Fresh and exotic fruit aromas with a spicy, peppery touch; jaunty on the palate with the clear character that makes Gruner Veltliner one of the world’s favourite grapes.
The wine is inspired by Klimt’s artwork from the Golden Period: The Kiss, featured on the label.
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