2019 M. Plouzeau Chinon ‘Rive Gauche’
Tasting Notes ~
Clear and bright. Ruby hue with some purplish tints. Very aromatic and pleasant. Aromas of red fruit (raspberries) and spices (fresh mint and liquorice). Full with very soft tannins. Long, harmonious finish.
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