Pasarisa Patagonia Merlot 2018
Product code: 00074039- Country: Argentina
- Region: Patagonia
- Sub-Region: Patagonia
Laura Catena, fourth generation of the Catena family, has created this range of Pasarisa wines, showcasing some of the exciting regions in Argentina.
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- Colour: Red
- Grape variety: Merlot
- Vintage: 2018
- Bottle Size: 75cl
- ABV: 14%
- Closure: Cork
Spices, underlying notes of mint and eucalyptus combine with elegant notes of leather.
Pasarisa
Laura Catena, torchbearer for Argentina and fourth generation of the Catena family, has created the new range of Pasarisa wines, showcasing some of the exciting regions in Argentina. From Salta, in…You may also like
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