Quattro Mano ‘La Reto’ Tempranillo 2014
An old, low-yielding, Barossa vineyard delivers a wine full of character. ‘La Reto” Tempranillo is built for distance and — much like a Rioja ‘Reserva’
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An old, low-yielding, Barossa vineyard delivers a wine full of character. ‘La Reto” Tempranillo is built for distance and — much like a Rioja ‘Reserva’
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