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Le Macchiole Messorio 2005

"Offers fresh herbs and berries on the nose, with hints of coffee and vanilla. Full-bodied, soft and fruity, with a green olive undertone and lots of new wood. Builds on the palate. Tannic. Merlot. " Wine Spectacor 95 points
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Another Italian which is an unofficial clone of Sangiovese.
Best known and special di Moltancino pairs with blue cheese and veal.
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