Although we’re known for whisky and fine spirits, we also have a carefully chosen selection of that most celebratory of drinks, Champagne. We’re always looking for new and exciting additions to our range, too, and have…
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Ayala – a resurgent Champagne house
Posted on 29 April 2015 by Rocky
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