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Weingut H. Lentsch
Winery Wines Files 11

2017 Südtirol / Alto Adige DOC "Palestina", Alto Adige, Italy

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Clear, firm, tart scent of black berries with cedar, tobacco and slightly dried fleshy tones. Ripe, rather firm, juicy fruit with smoky and toasty wood spice, present tannin, bitter chocolate on the palate, peppery and spicy tones, minty nuances, certain depth, also mineral notes, very good, firm, tangy-juicy, slightly smoky-roasted and somewhat ethereal finish

Best to drink: 2022-2028+. What our ratings mean

Last reviewed: 14 November, 2020
Price: Up to 21.50 € find+buy
Type: Rotwein(Red wine)
Quantity: 0.75 L
Alcohol content: 14%
Bottle closure: Natural cork
Maturing: Barrique and Tonneau
Varieties: Cabernet 60%, Merlot 40%
Registration number: WL-L.1910

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DOC area (also South Tyrol, Italian Alto Adige or dell'Alto Adige) for red wines, rosé wines and white wines in the Italian wine-growing area of South Tyrol. It is divided into six...

The northern part of the Italian dual region of Trentino-South Tyrol; the southern part is Trentino. The Italian name is Alto Adige. It corresponds...

The Republic of Italy in southern Europe with its capital Rome covers 301,338 km². Most of the national territory is located on the Apennine Peninsula, which is surrounded by...

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