Dolceacqua Superiore DOC Anfosso
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Bright ruby red color, the nose predominates the fruity note of cassis and wild strawberry.
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Bright ruby red color, the nose predominates the fruity note of cassis and wild strawberry.
It comes from an expert blend of Sangiovese grosso from the hills and Terrano. This blend of noble grapes is typical of the Romagna tradition and gives this red wine a particular characteristic and a strong personality.
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