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Frappato, Sicilia, Italy
Frappatoâ a light & fruit-driven red grape native to Southern Italyâ is often compared to Gamay from Beaujolais, though it has a certain breeziness that is unique unto itself: like white linen curtains fluttering gently in the wind. COS are geniuses and you can never go wrong with any of their wines, but this one has a particular ebullience, like drinking a liquid made of light. Raspberry ruby, blood orange gelato, cherry chapstick, first day of spring.
Frappatoâ a light & fruit-driven red grape native to Southern Italyâ is often compared to Gamay from Beaujolais, though it has a certain breeziness that is unique unto itself: like white linen curtains fluttering gently in the wind. COS are geniuses and you can never go wrong with any of their wines, but this one has a particular ebullience, like drinking a liquid made of light. Raspberry ruby, blood orange gelato, cherry chapstick, first day of spring.
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Frappato, Sicilia, Italy
Frappatoâ a light & fruit-driven red grape native to Southern Italyâ is often compared to Gamay from Beaujolais, though it has a certain breeziness that is unique unto itself: like white linen curtains fluttering gently in the wind. COS are geniuses and you can never go wrong with any of their wines, but this one has a particular ebullience, like drinking a liquid made of light. Raspberry ruby, blood orange gelato, cherry chapstick, first day of spring.
Frappatoâ a light & fruit-driven red grape native to Southern Italyâ is often compared to Gamay from Beaujolais, though it has a certain breeziness that is unique unto itself: like white linen curtains fluttering gently in the wind. COS are geniuses and you can never go wrong with any of their wines, but this one has a particular ebullience, like drinking a liquid made of light. Raspberry ruby, blood orange gelato, cherry chapstick, first day of spring.
