Argiano 2013 "Non Confunditur" Red Blend Tuscany Italy
Internationally acclaimed wine critic James Suckling liked this full-bodied red blend so much he gave it 92 points. It’s a robust mix of dark berry, toasted-coffee and currant aromas and flavors that lead to a long, delectable finish. From Italy’s famed Tuscany wine region, it’s a must for every red wine lover. "Tangy, briary berry flavors with hints of vanilla and spice take on distinct Italian character with dusty, earthy notes," says Sara Schneider of Sunset Magazine. Ted Loos, Travel + Leisure, adds “This wine is a lovely example of why Tuscany remains such a focus for American travelers—it’s beautiful, and even the entry-level bottles like this one really deliver.”
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Argiano 2013 "Non Confunditur" Red Blend Tuscany Italy
Internationally acclaimed wine critic James Suckling liked this full-bodied red blend so much he gave it 92 points. It’s a robust mix of dark berry, toasted-coffee and currant aromas and flavors that lead to a long, delectable finish. From Italy’s famed Tuscany wine region, it’s a must for every red wine lover. "Tangy, briary berry flavors with hints of vanilla and spice take on distinct Italian character with dusty, earthy notes," says Sara Schneider of Sunset Magazine. Ted Loos, Travel + Leisure, adds “This wine is a lovely example of why Tuscany remains such a focus for American travelers—it’s beautiful, and even the entry-level bottles like this one really deliver.”
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Internationally acclaimed wine critic James Suckling liked this full-bodied red blend so much he gave it 92 points. It’s a robust mix of dark berry, toasted-coffee and currant aromas and flavors that lead to a long, delectable finish. From Italy’s famed Tuscany wine region, it’s a must for every red wine lover. "Tangy, briary berry flavors with hints of vanilla and spice take on distinct Italian character with dusty, earthy notes," says Sara Schneider of Sunset Magazine. Ted Loos, Travel + Leisure, adds “This wine is a lovely example of why Tuscany remains such a focus for American travelers—it’s beautiful, and even the entry-level bottles like this one really deliver.”
