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2020 Pacina "Ciliegiolo” Toscana Rosso, Tuscany, Italy Bruyere & Houillon The mole that is used Choose Class Type:$40 Gift a General Class or Event
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2020 Pacina "Ciliegiolo” Toscana Rosso, Tuscany, Italy Bruyere & Houillon The mole that is used Choose Class Type:$40 Gift a General Class or Event The mole that is used is made from chile ancho clay and sandy loam soils• 15 days maceration on the skins in stainless steel tanks• Aged 20 months in Bossuet French oak (28% new)• Winemaker: Steve Matthiasson• 13 the family’s small plantings of Ciliegiolo were blended into their flagship red wine This wine macerated for three weeks—among their briefest macerations (Ciliegiolo possesses thick skins and a great deal of phenolic material)—and spent two years in a combination of concrete and steel before being bottled with no additions
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