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Vina La Ronciere 'Piedras Magicas' Idahue Estate Carignan 2020
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| Country: | Chile |
| Region: | Curico Valley |
| Winery: | La Ronciere |
| Grape Type: | Carignan |
| Organic: | Yes |
| Vintage: | 2020 |
| Bottle Size: | 750 ml |
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Product Description
Vina La Ronciere 'Piedras Magicas' Idahue Estate Carignan is made from 100 percent Carignan.
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In 1949, Don Fernando Orueta Ruiz de Eguiláz made the first harvest in his vineyard and winery in Chile. Since then, La Ronciere has been running and working every day, with the firm purpose of continuously innovating and improving the quality of its offer and service. Alejandro Orueta - CEO
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