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Fattoria Giuseppe Savini Pinot Nero
The color is red with garnet highlights. The scent is pleasant and mild, medium persistence with fruity notes currant, blackberry, raspberry, and spices. The palate is fresh and elegant with good length. More complex notes of leather, tobacco, and spices devlop with age.
- Producer Fattoria Giuseppe Savini
- Country Hierarchy Abruzzo, Italy
- Grape/Blend Pinot Nero
- Alcohol Content 12.5%
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