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2006 Tua Rita - Rosso dei Notri Proprietary Blend - Italy - Tuscany - Red

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2006 Tua Rita - Rosso dei Notri
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Italy - Tuscany

Red Proprietary Blend
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89
Drink Dates
VF: 2014-2026
Producer Notes

Located in Suvereto, a small medieval Tuscan town on the south coast of Bolgheri, Tua Rita is best known for its 100% Merlot, Redigaffi, which earned a perfect 100-point score from Robert Parker in the 2000 vintage. However, all the bottlings from this 55-acre estate deserve attention. Some of their other wines include Giuto di Notri, Perlato del Bosco, Rosso dei Notri, a Syrah, and the white... More »



Community Tasting Notes average score of 89 points based upon 1 reviews

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Author Jack In NYC
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Tasted On 12/13/2008
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