Ферари Розе Тренто DOC
Наименование: Trento DOC
Характеристики: Блестящ тъмно розов цвят. Елегантен букет със забележителен финес и свежи ухания на разцъфнал глог и нотки на френско грозде. Сухо, свежо и изтънчено вино с деликатни прояви на сладки бадеми и ароматен мускус. Финалът е изключително продължителен.
Предложения за сервиране: Съчетава се Тайландска кухня, зеленчуци и салати, риба или пилешко, както и с леки десерти.
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