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* Root wines: parsnip, potato, sugar-beet, beetroot.

* Other vegetables: celery, runner beans, pea-shuck, carrot.

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2002 Estancia Los Algarrobos Merlot


It is deep red with intense blue touch and soft purple pigments. A combination of varietals gives this Argentinian wine a complex, balanced and harmonic character with a touch of plums and red-currant apart from soft flavors of wild berries and black pepper. Harmonic with a velvet body and character. Tasty with deep and lasting tannins. It is dry to the palate but at the same time sensing sweet raspberries. This Estancia Los Algarrobos Merlot has a great texture and a very fine end. It is ideal to be served with roasted meat and smoked meat. The serving temperature is from 61 F to 64 F. 7680600013 7680600013


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