Langhe Darmagi 2000, Gaja
$3,150.00 TTD
Bolgheri Sassicaia 2017, Tenuta San Guido
$3,250.00 TTD
Bolgheri Piastraia 2000, Michele Satta
$825.00 TTD
Featuring a deep red colour, the Michele Satta Bolgheri Piastraia 2000 is expertly blended to produce a fruity bouquet with hints of earthy tones. This well-balanced wine pairs well with beef, game and poultry.
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