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Nova Cadamatre crafts her Trestle 31 Riesling in Finger Lakes, N.Y., balancing citrus and mineral notes, showcasing her elegant vision.
Nova Cadamatre crafts her Trestle 31 Riesling in Finger Lakes, N.Y., balancing citrus and mineral notes, showcasing her elegant vision.
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