Candido 1995 Duca D'Aragona Negroamaro (Salento)
Warm, inviting aromas of mocha, chocolate, fleshy black cherries and ground cinnamon spice continue on the palate and through the finish, to create a light, simple wine with soft, drying tannins.
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Price$25,Buy Now
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DesignationDuca D'Aragona
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Alcohol13.5%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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ImporterPalm Bay International
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Date Published5/1/2002
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