2009 Merlot di Vistorta, Conte Brandolini d’Adda, DOC Friuli
2009 Merlot di Vistorta, Conte Brandolini d’Adda, DOC Friuli
£25.95
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Description
The Merlot di Vistorta comes from a fabulous spot in Friuli with gravelly, alluvial soils that helps to produce this complex and elegant red from Friuli.
On the nose, the wine shows maturity with dried red fruits, plum, berries and earthy notes with leather, cedar and spice building. The full, balanced palate is rich and rounded yet retains acidity to the stewed plum, redcurrant and black cherry fruit. Tobacco, cocao and a savoury minerality take over on the long, well-balanced finish.
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13%
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