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Exuberant is the word to describe this wonderful wine. A generation ago, legions of mass-produced, sweetened-for-the-US market Lambrusco flowed all over America, ruining the reputation of the DOC until now. Today, Lambrusco is enjoying an incredible rebirth amongst lovers of clean, fresh, dry, fruit character with a hint of bubbles. A perfect aperitif, you won't be able to keep thar bottle in the fridge very long. Frothy deep ruby red love!
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- Alcohol Content: 8%
- Country Hierarchy: Emilia Romagna, Italy
- Color: Deep ruby red, with violet reflections and a fine perlage.
- On the Nose: Intense vinous bouquet with hints of ripe red fruits. Lively, fresh, sweet, and inviting with bright fruit and delightful sparkle.
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- Country Hierarchy: Greve in Chianti, Tuscany, Italy
- Color: Bright pink.
- On the Nose: Fine and pleasant smell of fruit and flower aromas of fermentation.
- Palate: Slightly dry and fresh with good personality and persistence.
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Friendly, approachable, and full of juicy fruit flavor. Barbera produces wines in a wide range of styles from young and fruity to serious, spicy, and age-worthy. Barbera is typically marked by red cherry, raspberry, and blackberry flavors backed by a signature zingy acidity and smooth tannins. Barbera planted in Alba takes on a more powerful, structured personality than that of its counterparts in Asti.
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- Alcohol Content: 14%
- Country Hierarchy: Barolo, Piedmont, Italy
- Color: Deep ruby red with garnet hues.
- On the Nose: Intense, vinous bouquet; floral and fruity scents with a leading note of ripe cherries.
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