Gianfranco Alessandria Dolcetto d'Alba 2010

$14.99

SKU 06783

750ml

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Strikes the eye with its ruby red color and intense violet hues. Fresh, fruity, strong and youthful.
Category Red Wine
Varietal
Country Italy
Region Piedmont
Appellation Dolcetto d'Alba
Brand Gianfranco Alessandria

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