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More of the reds

Priorat is a small hilly area about 150 km west of Barcelona that make its wines principally from Garnacha and Carignan

With notes of sour cherries and red fruit, a Chianti is probably the best-known Italian wine — try a Querciabella Chianti Classico (~4,520 in Bengaluru) to understand  the wine
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With notes of sour cherries and red fruit, a Chianti is probably the best-known Italian wine — try a Querciabella Chianti Classico (~4,520 in Bengaluru) to understand the wine

Alok Chandra
Continuing with my advice on what wines to sample if you were to try one new wine a fortnight (the weekly target was too ambitious): red wines in Europe, outside France.

First would be four wines from Italy: Barolo from Piedmont, Chianti and super Tuscans from Tuscany, and Amarone from Veneto.

Barolos are made from the Nebbiolo grape in the area near Milan (Alba), and are noted for both their ability to age (by law a Barolo must have had at least 38 months of ageing, of which 18 months should have been in wood) and having aromas of “tar
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