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Big, soft red, yet good acidity makes this a great food wine. A great example of southern french country red wine, bursting with peppery tannins and earthy fruit.
Drink now to end 2018
Saint Genis by Jeff Carrel
£13.50
Big, soft red, yet good acidity makes this a great food wine. A great example of southern french country red wine, bursting with peppery tannins and earthy fruit.
Drink now to end 2018
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Red Blends
Rich & Fruity Reds
France
2014
750 ml
14%+Out of stock
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