Podere Il Palazzino "Argenina" Chianti Classico 2005

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Purchase Podere Il Palazzino "Argenina" Chianti Classico 2005

With a sparkling ruby hue, tasty rustic tannins balance bright, fresh currant and plum flavors and a hint of cherry liqueur. Medium-long fruity finish.

Cheese Pairings: Parmesan, Pecorino, Provolone

Food Pairings: Pizza, Baked Pasta, Chicken

Purchase Podere Il Palazzino "Argenina" Chianti Classico 2005

Vintage: 2005

Region: Tuscany

Lifespan: Drink through 2011

Grape: Sangiovese

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