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Big, deep colour, good grip due in part to 65% Syrah in the blend but also to Jeff’s preferred style of reds which retain those firm tannins and acidity making them great food wines.
La Bette Cotes du Roussillon Villages Red by Jeff Carrel
£13.00
Big, deep colour, good grip due in part to 65% Syrah in the blend but also to Jeff’s preferred style of reds which retain those firm tannins and acidity making them great food wines.
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Red Blends
Rich & Fruity Reds
France
2017
750 ml
14%+Bottle
Case
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