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Tuscany's Red Treasures
The 2001 vintage puts Sangiovese in the spotlight as vintners squeeze as much quality as possible into the bottle
If you want to understand the 2001 vintage from Tuscany, you could do worse than open a bottle of Flaccianello from Fontodi. This monumental red shows masses of blackberry, cherry and coffee flavors that build on the palate and go on and on.
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