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GIANFRANCO BOVIO DABBENE

Approved Feb 8, 2019
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Gianfranco Bovio’s Dolcetto offers an inviting taste of Italy’s Piedmont region, with its black cherry and almond flavors making it a delightful everyday red wine. This grape, despite its name suggesting sweetness at harvest, is known for its dry character, perfect for pairing with pasta dishes, roasted meats, and simple meat preparations. Its early ripening nature makes it valuable in vineyards where other grapes are reserved for later-ripening varieties. Enjoy the immediate appeal of this classic Piedmont red wine, crafted to complement a variety of meals without sacrificing complexity.

TTB ID19013001000007
Brand nameGIANFRANCO BOVIO
Fanciful nameDABBENE
Class / type—
Origin / appellation—
Grape varietalsDolcetto
Approval dateFeb 8, 2019
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number190101
Permit numberMD-I-15129
Producer name & addressCANTINIERE IMPORTS & DISTRIBUTING, INC. 9515 GERWIG LN SUITE 103 COLUMBIA MD 21046
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