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An aperitif wine flavoured with gentian, quinine and herbs from the Chartreuse mountains.
Gentian, dried fruit and herbs.
Bittersweet and earthy, with raisins.
A long, bitter finish.
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Founded 1865 · France
Created in 1865 by Hippolyte Bonal in the French Alps, near the Chartreuse mountains. Bonal Gentiane-Quina is an aperitif wine flavoured with gentian, quinine and mountain herbs.
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