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rastal biergläser Basic Bierglas 64 cl / 0,5 l transparent mit Logo bedrucken Mexican_Drinking

Glas Flasche 1000 ml Enghals mit Schraubverschluss

Ø 19,5 x 11,5 cm H / 1,9 l

Mexican_Drinking

Wine Options:Alexandrie Sparkling Brut

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