2025 Antonio Caggiano Fiagre Campania Bianco
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Log inMade from a beautiful blend of 70% Fiano di Avellino and 30% Greco di Tufo grapes. Fiano is an indigenous white grape from Campania, located in the same aroma region as Greco, but typically possessing slightly less acidity and often exhibiting even more exuberant fruitiness with ripe apple and a waxy texture. Wines based on Fiano also have excellent aging potential. Together with Greco and Falanghina, Fiano represents the typicality of white grapes in Campania.
This tasty, fresh, and fruity white wine is a beautiful straw-yellow color and is beautifully balanced with its aromas of (white) fruit and minerals. The wine is very flavorful, has a broad palate, and is soft on the palate with a wonderfully long-lasting aroma of sweet spices, blond tobacco, and a delicate scent of toasting. Well-balanced and with a nice acidity.
This Fiagre Campania Bianco is produced by the Italian quality winery Antonio Caggiano from Campania . One of the top wineries we are happy to associate our name with! That is why this fine winery has been included in our exclusive Grandcruwijnen range.
The wine comes from vineyards in areas where the DOCG Greco di Tufo and Fiano di Avellino are traditionally produced. The vineyards are situated there at about 400 meters above sea level. The soil of the vineyards is a mixture of clay and limestone. The grapes are harvested in mid-October. Fermentation takes place at a controlled temperature in stainless steel tanks. The wine then ages in the bottle for approximately 6 months.
The Fiagre Campania Blanco tastes delicious with a meal of fish, shellfish, and crustaceans. It is also delicious with vegetarian dishes, appetizers, and for a casual get-together with snacks.
FUN FACT: In the Attachment tab, you will find the official factsheet for this fine wine. We will automatically send it to you upon ordering this wine. The wine is stored in our climate-controlled Wine Warehouse, and if you come to pick it up, you will also receive a nice discount.
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2025 - 2031
From: Making the Case for Campania (Sep 2025)
The 2024 Campania Bianco Fiagre has an enticing bouquet of sweet wildflowers, crushed stone and white peach. Mineral-laden ripe orchard fruits wash across the palate against a contrasting tart citrus twang. This finishes long and full of zesty tension with a vivid note of fresh nectarine.
- By Eric Guido on September 2025
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ITALIANI
OSCAR DEL VINO 2015 – FEDERAZIONE ITALIANA SOMMELIER BIBENDA
OSCAR DEL VINO COME “MIGLIOR VINO ROSSO D’ITALIA” AL TAURASI VIGNA MACCHIA DEI GOTI DOCG 2010
GAMBERO ROSSO VINI D’ITALIA: TRE BICCHIERI:
TAURASI DOCG VIGNA MACCHIA DEI GOTI : 1999; 2004; 2008; 2014; 2015; 2016; 2017;
FIANO DI AVELLINO DOCG “BECHAR” 2013
GAMBERO ROSSO VINI D’ITALIA: DUE BICCHIERI:
TAURASI DOCG VIGNA MACCHIA DEI GOTI : 2006; 2007; 2010; 2013;
SALAE DOMINI IRPINIA CAMPI TAURASINI DOC :1995; 1996; 2009; 2011; 2017
TAURI IRPINIA AGLIANICO DOC: 2010; 2012; 2018
GRECO DI TUFO DOCG “DEVON” 2006; 2013, 2019
FIANO DI AVELLINO DOCG “BECHAR” : 2008; 2009; 2010; 2019; 2020;
FIAGRE’: 1997
MEL VINO BIANCO PASSITO: 2009; 2011; 2017; 2018
GAMBERO ROSSO GUIDA BEREBENE
TAURI IRPINIA AGLIANICO DOC: 2012; 2018; 2019;
PREMIO REGIONALE: TAURI’ IRPINIA AGLIANICO DOC 2015
BIBENDA FONDAZIONE ITALIANA SOMMELIER
5 GRAPPOLI BIBENDA
TAURASI “VIGNA MACCHIA DEI GOTI” DOCG :
1995; 1996; 1997; 1998; 1999, 2000; 2001; 2003; 2004; 2005; 2006; 2007; 2008; 2010; 2011; 2012; 2013; 2014; 2015; 2016; 2017;
“SALAE DOMINI” IRPINIA AGLIANICO DOC: 1997; 1998; 1999;
“MEL” VINO BIANCO PASSITO: 1997; 1999; 2001;
“BECHAR” FIANO DI AVELLINO DOCG: 2014; 2018; 2019; 2020;
GRAN MEDAGLIA DI CANGRANDE
Attribuita per aver recato un determinante contributo allo sviluppo della viticultura e all’enologia nazionale.
Consegnato dall’allora Ministro Alemanno, 1 Aprile 2004
TASTWINE
assegnato per aver raggiunto 10 volte 5 GRAPPOLI nelle edizioni 2000-2003;
ATTESTATO DI SOMMELIER
conseguito a giugno 2006
CONCORSO ENOLOGICO INTERNAZIONALE VINITALY GRAN MENZIONE
TAURASI “VIGNA MACCHIA DEI GOTI” DOCG : 1994; 1995; 1996; 1998; 1999; 2001;
SALAE DOMINI IRPINA CAMPI TAURASINI DOC 1999; 2000;
FIANO DI AVELLINO DOCG ” BECHAR” 2004
GRECO DI TUFO DOCG ” DEVON” 2006
MEDAGLIA DI BRONZO TAURASI DOCG ” VIGNA MACCHIA DEI GOTI” 1997
GUIDA I VINI DI VERONELLI SUPER TRE STELLE
TAURASI DOCG “VIGNA MACCHIA DEI GOTI” :
1994; 1995; 1996; 1997; 1998; 1999; 2000; 2001; 2002; 2003; 2004; 2005; 2006; 2007; 2008; 2009; 2010; 2011; 2012; 2013; 2014;
GUIDA I VINI DI VERONELLI TRE STELLE ORO
TAURASI DOCG “VIGNA MACCHIA DEI GOTI” 2015; 2016; 2017;
In occasione dell’assegnazione dell’oscar come “miglior giornalista enograstronomico”,
Luigi Veronelli sceglie come “vino del cuore” il TAURASI ” VIGNA MACCHIA DEI GOTI” 2005
GUIDA TOURING VINI BUONI D’ITALIA CORONA:
TAURASI DOCG “VIGNA MACCHIA DEI GOTI” : 2000; 2001; 2009; 2011; 2012;
FIANO DI AVELLINO DOCG “BECHAR”: 2008; 2010; 2011; 2020;
IRPINIA AGLIANICO CAMPI TAURASINI DOC “SALAE DOMINI” 2008; 2015;
GRECO DI TUFO DOCG “DEVON”: 2017
GUIDA TOURING CLUB ITALIANO VINI BUONI D’ITALIA GOLDEN STAR:
FIAGRE IGT CAMPANIA BIANCO 2013
IRPINIA AGLIANICO CAMPI TAURASINI DOC “SALAE DOMINI” 2017
GUIDA L’ESPRESSO, VINO D’ECCELLENZA:
TAURASI DOCG “VIGNA MACCHIA DEI GOTI” 2005
GUIDA L’ESPRESSO 2018, I MIGLIORI 50 VINI DA COMPRARE :
TAURI’ IRPINIA AGLIANICO DOC 2015
GO WINE CANTINE D’ITALIA 2008, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020;
assegna l’impronta alle Cantine Antonio Caggiano
CONCORSO NAZIONALE VINI DOJA D’OR PREMIO DOUJA D’OR:
TAURASI DOCG ” VIGNA MACCHIA DEI GOTI” : 1999; 2006;
FIANO DI AVELLINO DOCG” BECHAR: 2008; 2009;
GRECO DI TUFO DOCG” DEVON”: 2008; 2009;
OSCAR DOUJA D’OR assegnato al FIANO DI AVELLINO DOCG ” BECHAR” 2010
ANNUARIO DI LUCA MARONI MIGLIORI VINI ITALIANI:
MEL VINO BIANCO PASSITO : 1999; 2005;
MEL TERZO MIGLIOR VINO BIANCO DOLCE DELLA CAMPANIA
FIANO DI AVELLINO DOCG ” BECHAR” : 2007; 2008; 2009; 2010;
SALAE DOMINI IRPINIA CAMPI TAURASINI DOC : 1999; 2012;
FALANGHINA IGT CAMPANIA 2013; 2014
IL GOLOSARIO DI PAOLO MASSOBRIO TOP HUNDRED 2008
I CENTO MIGLIORI VIN ITALIANI:
TAURASI VIGNA MACCHIA DEI GOTI 2004
IL GOLOSARIO DI PAOLO MASSOBRIO:
VINI TOP EVERGREEN (PREMIO ASSEGNATO AD UNA CANTINA PER REGIONE)
GUIDA SLOWINE SLOW FOOD EDITORE:
CHIOCCIOLA
Simbolo assegnato ad una cantina che piace in modo speciale e che produce vini di qualità eccezionale
VINO SLOW TAURASI DOCG ” VIGNA MACCHIA DEI GOTI” 2010; 2011; 2012; 2013; 2014; 2015; 2016; 2017; 2018;
GRANDE VINO TAURASI DOCG “VIGNA MACCHIA DEI GOTI” 2014
PREMI E RICONOSCIMENTI INTERNAZIONALI
2016 Bianco Fiagre (Campania)
Vinous 91 Ian d’Agata
Luminous yellow. The performed nose combines lemon, hazelnut, fresh herbs and vanilla. At once fresh and broad, but also chewy and dense;
strong, harmonious acidity and a saline quality nicely frame the smooth midpalate.
Plenty of stuffing here, but also very good sugar/acid/extract balance. Finishes with lovely length and lift.
2017 Bianco Fiagre (Campania)
James Suckling 94 pts
A layered and complex white, this is dense and dry with lots of dried fruit, such as lemons and mangos.
Full and flavorful. Long and intense. A real beauty. Drink now.
Vinous 91 pts
Bright straw. Aromas of pear and honey are complicated by botanical herbs. Enters rich and ripe, then turns brighter and fresher in the middle. Finishes spicy and delicately peppery, displaying a youthfully tannic quality. A blend of Fiano and Greco that offers clearly recognizable elements of both grape varieties (the vibrancy and herbal notes of cool-climate Fiano wines and the tannic nature and fruitiness of wines made with Greco). This strikes me as a very successful Fiagre, a wine I have never been particularly impressed by.
2018 Bianco Fiagre (Campania)
Vinous 91
Bright straw-yellow. Sappy aromas of fresh nectarine, peach and herbs. Ripe and lush, with a simple set of flavors similar to the aromas but plenty of texture.
Finishes with average length and good lemony cut.
2016 Fiano di Avellino Béchar
Vinous 91 Ian d’Agata
Light vivid yellow. Inviting, ripe aromas of yellow peach and vanilla custard cream are complicated by notes of lemon.
Fresh and fruit-driven; peach and saline flavors show outstanding complexity and good concentration. Finishes long and very bright.
I would like not have guessed this had the 13,5% alcohol reported on its label.
Wine Enthusiast 91 pts
Compelling aromas of pressed yellow flower, Mediterranean brush, citrus zest and smoke prove this wine’s Fiano pedigree.
The aromas carry over to the elegant structured palate along with yellow apple, lemon, toasted hazelnut and a drop of honey.
Fresh acidity provides balance.
2017 Fiano di Avellino Béchar
James Suckling 93 pts
Gorgeous aromas of pie crust, sliced lemons and dried pineapple follow through to a full body, round and layered fruit and an intense finish.
Shows intensity and beauty. Drink now.
Vinous 88 pts
Delicate golden-tinged straw. A whiff of wet cardboard reduction blows off with aeration; then very ripe apple and pear
aromas. Enters slightly overripe, even exotic and youthfully disjointed in the mouth, and less balanced than Caggiano’s
2017 Greco Devon. Boasts good underlying minerality to the custard cream, pear and aromatic spice flavors, but I wanted
more freshness. Finishes long and broad.
Wine Advocate 91 pts
The 2017 Fiano di Avellino Béchar does a terrific job of showcasing the grape and its territory. The wine (aged only in
stainless steel) shows a finely knit texture with balanced aromas of pear, white peach and Golden Delicious apple. The
bouquet is distinguished by the intensity and the varietal purity of its aromas. This was a hot and dry vintage that seems to
have squeezed out the grape’s fruity aromas, down to the very last drop.
Wine Spectator 88 pts
This light-bodied, zesty white offers a stony underpinning and lively acidity, with a well-knit mix of Asian pear, chamomile and green almond notes.
Drink now through 2021.
2018 Fiano di Avellino Béchar
Vinous 89 pts
Luminous straw-green. Perfumed and varietally accurate aromas of lemon verbena, minerals and green apple.
Well-delineated and penetrating on entry, then a little softer and subdued in the middle, with high but harmonious acidity giving spine to the stone fruit and citrus flavors.
Best today on the classic nose, this medium-long Fiano should ideally be drunk up early.
2016 Greco di Tufo Devon
Vinous 89 Ian d’Agata
Dark yellow. Clean, fresh pineapple, nectarine and herb aromas and flavors. Rich, dense and tannic on entry, but finishes a little tart and simple,
revealing spicy pepper nuances and a hint of residual sugar. Sports a lowish 13% alcohol for Greco, but the wine’s overall balance benefits.
2017 Greco di Tufo Devon
James Suckling 93 pts
Sliced pear and apple aromas follow through to a medium body with bitter-lemon and green-apple flavors. Slightly oily. Drink now.
Vinous 92 pts
Bright straw-yellow. Fresh aromas of lime, pomaceous orchard fruit and minty herbs. Then multilayered and vibrant,
offering lively, juicy flavors of tropical fruits, aromatic spices, orange nectar and pear. A bright, precise wine boasting very
good juiciness that lingers nicely on the aftertaste. Much more successful and accurate than the 2017 FianoBechar by
Caggiano, which is not surprising, as all across Campania, Greco fared much better in 2017’s heat than did Fiano.
Wine Advocate 90 pts
The 2017 Greco di Tufo Devon bursts forth from the glass with bright layers of sweet grapefruit, pear, peach and honeydew
melon. There is a tight mineral component at the back that renders sensations of focus and sharpness. This is a lean-bodied
wine that keep those taste buds refreshed and energized.
Wine Spectator 87 pts
Pretty notes of apple blossom and spring herb draw you into the glass of this light-bodied, lithe white, with flavors of nectarine, stone and Asian pear. Drink now.
2018 Greco di Tufo Devon
Vinous 89 pts
Good full yellow. Clean aromas of musky orchard fruit and wild herbs plus a hint of bacon fat. Supple and savory but not especially deep,
offering suave, nuanced inner-mouth floral lift and light fruit flavors on the medium-long, chewy finish.
2013 Taurasi Vigna Macchia dei Goti
Vinous 92 Ian d’Agata
Good full ruby. Bright, complex aromas of red and black fruit complemented by sweet spices, minerals and tobacco.
Then dense, sweet and fruity, showcasing balanced, lively red cherry, cocoa, coffee and cinnamon flavors.
A fresh note of strawberry emerges on the long, multilayered finish. The 2013 vintage was not especially easy in the Taurasi area,
since there was a bit more rain than growers might have liked, but this is really lovely wine that will age well.
2014 Taurasi Vigna Macchia dei Goti
James Suckling 93 pts
The tar and asphalt character is intense here. Black pepper, too. Medium to full body, integrated tannins and a firm and silky finish.
Creamy texture. Drink now.
Wine Advocate 93 pts
This is one of the benchmark wines for the Taurasi appellation in Campania, Southern Italy. The 2014 Taurasi Vigna Macchia
dei Goti is supple and soft but also dense and firm. This wine shows the power and the natural structure of those
celebrated Aglianico tannins. You also get fresh acidity and a plethora of ripe fruit flavors with blackberry, ripe cherry and
dried currant. The finish is dry and slightly astringent with sour cherry flavors. It ages in barrique for 16 months.
Wine Enthusiast 89 pts
Aromas of game, wild herb, mature black-skinned fruit and a whiff of barnyard follow over to the dense, extracted palate along with prune and licorice.
It’s on the funky, overripe side, with a velvety texture that gives way to a dusty, drying finish.
Drink sooner rather than later to capture the remaining fruit flavors and freshness.
2015 Taurasi Vigna Macchia dei Goti
Wine Spectator 93 pts
Hints of eucalyptus and spice form an aromatic thread that winds through the ripe and juicy black cherry and mulberry fruit of this muscular,
full-bodied red, defined by sculpted tannins and mouthwatering acidity. Finely knit, with a long, grippy finish of hot stone and smoke notes.
Best from 2021 through 2029.
Vinous 94+ pts
Fully saturated, opaque purple-ruby. Very raw and very primal aromas and flavors of dark plums, spicy cocoa, blackberry nectar, flint and candied black cherry.
Concentrated and dense, and smooth and luscious already. The flinty cherry, cocoa and sweet spices return on the long, vibrant, very rich finish. A baby, but very promising.
2016 Aglianico Irpinia Taurì
Vinous 91 Ian d’Agata
Bright ruby-red. Musky aromas of raspberry, flint, leather and tobacco. Fresh, broad and lush, presenting very forward, appealing flinty red fruit flavors.
An easygoing wine with a low-acid impression that is smooth and balanced. Finishes with soft tannins and a hint of pepper.
2017 Aglianico Irpinia Taurì
James Suckling 92 pts
This is really bright and beautiful with black-pepper and dark-berry character. Medium body, fine tannins and a pretty finish. A gorgeous young aglianico. Drink now.
Wine Enthusiast 88 pts
Aromas of dark-skinned fruit, new leather and scorched earth lead the nose. The medium-bodied palate offers black plum,
star anise and a hint of orange peel alongside smooth tannins. Drink soon.
Vinous 92 pts
Good full ruby. Complex, fruity, smoky nuances (dark plum, ripe black cherry and minerals). Rich, dense and layered,
offering hints of milk chocolate and hazelnut that complement the spicy red and blue fruit flavors on the very long, peppery
finish. This is really outstanding and offers lots of wine for the money.
Wine Advocate 86 pts
This wine shows the heat and dryness of the vintage with candied cherry and jammy blackberry aromas. In fact, the ripeness
is a little too much, and the wine lacks balance as a result. But if you have a sweet tooth, the 2017 Irpinia Aglianico Taurì
is for you.
2018 Aglianico Irpinia Taurì
Vinous 91 pts
Saturated ruby. Graphite, licorice, tar and woodsy underbrush complicate sour red cherry aromas and flavors.
Much more elegant but also more austere and less fruity than the other two Aglianicos released by Caggiano this year.
Is there enough fruit here to stand up to the tannins over time? Finishes long and serious.
I’d cellar for another two years but would drink up over three or four years after that.
2016 Falanghina Campania
Vinous 90 Ian d’Agata
Straw-yellow. Clean, fresh tropical fruit notes on the nose and in the mouth are lifted by bright acidity and flowers.
Finishes long and very saline, delivering noteworthy acid cut.
Wine Enthusiast 88 pts
Delicately scented, this offers aromas of Spanish broom, Mediterranean scrub and yellow stone fruit.
On the medium-bodied palate, tangy acidity supports mature yellow apple, lemon zest and a hint of toasted hazelnut.
2017 Falanghina Campania
James Suckling 92 pts
Lots of peach-skin and pear aromas follow through to a full body, very bitter yet intriguing flavors and a long and intense finish.
Quite oily, too. Unique Falanghina. Drink now.
Wine Advocate 88+ pts
The 2017 Falanghina is a wine that is fresh and easy-drinking. One thing it is not is banal. This is a different and exciting
expression of this popular Southern Italian white grape that offers subtle tones of peach, honeydew melon and a touch of
natural rubber. There is some piquant spice on the close, that with the natural acidity you get here, does much to revive
and refresh the palate.
Wine Spectator 87 pts
This light-bodied white is crisp and stony, with subtle notes of ripe green pear, delicate herb and verbena. Drink now.
2018 Falanghina Campania
Vinous 87 pts
Pale bright yellow. The sexy, forward nose combines exotic tropical fruits, tangerine, banana and musk.
Flavors similar to the aromas on the smooth, simple mouthfeel. Closes medium-long and bright.
2015 Irpinia Aglianico Sale Domini (Campi Taurasini)
Vinous 92 pts
Dark ruby-red. Clean, ripe aromas of red cherry and medicinal herbs. Then flinty, smooth flavors of cherry, strawberry and
tobacco. Finishes suave and long, with a hint of smoke. This is another easy-to-drink and easy-to-like red from Caggiano in
- The label says 14% alcohol, but this is so well balanced, I really couldn’t tell.
Wine Enthusiast 90 pts
Enticing aromas of violet, red berry and clove lead the nose while the vibrant palate offers raspberry jam, star anise and
black pepper. Fine-grained tannins support the savory flavors.
2017 Irpinia Aglianico Sale Domini (Campi Taurasini)
Vinous 91+ pts
Saturated ruby. Graphite, licorice, tar and woodsy underbrush complicate sour red cherry aromas and flavors.
Much more elegant but also more austere and less fruity than the other two Aglianicos released by Caggiano this year.
Is there enough fruit here to stand up to the tannins over time? Finishes long and serious.
I’d cellar for another two years but would drink up over three or four years after that.
GRECO DI TUFO DOCG DEVON 2011
WINE SPECTATOR’S 2012 TOP 100
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Antonio Caggiano - the 'Barolo of the South'
The Italian winery Antonio Caggiano is located in the wine region of Campania in the municipality (and also DOCG) of Taurasi. Taurasi is an important wine center for the region and you will also find yourself in an atmosphere of folklore, ancient traditions, historical architecture and religion. The city of Taurasi has a historic city center with amazing architectural masterpieces and ancient art pieces. Old churches and chapels beautify the area with its many folkloric festivals and traditions.
The wines from the spectacular winery Antonio Caggiano are all very special. The top wine is the Taurasi Vina Macchia dei Goti, also known as the 'Barolo of the South'. Furthermore, the winery makes the beautiful Fiano di Avelino and Greco di Tufo, from the 2 most typical white grapes from the Campania. Both wines are named after distant places that Caggiono visited as a photographer. The winery makes 3 different DOCGs and only a few copy them. The Macchia was voted best red Aglianico wine in the New York Times and we totally agree.
History
The winery founder, Antonio Caggiano, is quirky and outgoing. In addition to being a winemaker, he has been a passionate and enthusiastic photographer who has traveled all over the world for years. From the cold of the Artic countries to the African desert, from the United States to South America and finally to the old family vineyard (Salae Domini) to work on the realization of his winery founded in 1990. Driven by an irresistible desire to give a voice to the history & traditions of his beloved Taurasi, Antonio decided to start his own winery.
The winery has beautiful cellars with numerous fascinating small tunnels, built and designed by Antonio, who is also an architect. These cellars are not only the place where barriques, bottles and barrels are kept, but they also represent a real museum of wine growing. In every corner, on every wall and in the multiple recesses in the stone walls, the typical tools and objects used by winemakers can be admired. In addition to the tools and vessels, there is a variety of wood, glass and stone artwork, some of which were created by Antonio himself and others received as gifts from artist friends.
Antonio started this winery partly for his own pleasure, and partly for the challenge. Not only to rediscover the aromas and flavors previously lost in Taurasi wine, but also to create a small museum of farming tools used in the past. The winery has a modern technical structure with an authentic style. Visitors are welcome to wander through the cellars, giving the impression of a mysterious underground land made between walls of large stones, arches and vaults. These great cellars are therefore one of the distinguishing features of this winery.
The company is currently run by Antonio's son Giuseppe. Giuseppe, helped by his father and thanks to meticulous and passionate hard work in the vineyard and winery, has contributed to achieving a quality, distinctive style that has marked winery Antonio Caggiano as one of the best representatives of Irpinia wines.
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Licht strogeel en geurend naar witte perzik, nectarine en wilde bloemen met een frisse citrustwang en minerale, licht kruidige ondertoon, een zacht wasachtige textuur en een lange, zesty afdronk. Dankzij de verfijnde zuurgraad en het mineralige profiel snijdt de wijn prachtig door de zilte rijkdom van schelpdieren en vette vis, terwijl het rijpe fruit en de zachte kruidigheid goed harmoniëren met gegrilde groenten en verfijnde vegetarische gerechten. Probeer hem bij licht gegrilde of in olijfolie gepocheerde vis, citrusachtige ceviche of gestoomde coquilles; ook bij romige, lichte sauzen en geroosterde groenten komt hij extra goed tot z’n recht.
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