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Product Details
This naturally semi-sweet red is made from Georgia's most famous grape: Saperavi. Grapes are harvested late and fermentation is halted halfway through the process by chilling the fermenting juice, resulting in a wine with low alcohol and a pleasant sweetness. Expect notes of ripe black plum, sugared dates and pomegranate, with a core of zippy acidity and spicy tannins for balance.
More Details
- Release DateSeptember 7, 2024
- Alcohol/Vol11%
- Made InKakheti, Georgia
- Sugar Content33 gram per Litre
- VarietalSaperavi
Product Details
This naturally semi-sweet red is made from Georgia's most famous grape: Saperavi. Grapes are harvested late and fermentation is halted halfway through the process by chilling the fermenting juice, resulting in a wine with low alcohol and a pleasant sweetness. Expect notes of ripe black plum, sugared dates and pomegranate, with a core of zippy acidity and spicy tannins for balance.
More Details
- Release DateSeptember 7, 2024
- Alcohol/Vol11%
- Made InKakheti, Georgia
- Sugar Content33 gram per Litre
- VarietalSaperavi
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