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2024/25 Carignan Vielle Vignes De Chansac, Pays De Herault
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2024/25 Carignan Vielle Vignes De Chansac, Pays De Herault
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£10.95
9 in stock
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Description
The Carignan Vielle Vignes De Chansac from Pays De Herault is a great value, everyday red packed with berry and cherry fruit flavours, a hint of spice with gentle and rounded tannins on the lovely soft finish. What’s not to like?
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