Pecorino Terre di Chieti PGI Organic Tollo
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An ancient vine such as Pecorino gives an organic white with a persistent and harmonious flavor, slightly balsamic, which is remembered for the notes of pear, peach and lavender flowers.
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An ancient vine such as Pecorino gives an organic white with a persistent and harmonious flavor, slightly balsamic, which is remembered for the notes of pear, peach and lavender flowers.
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