Aloxe-Corton,"Les Morais", Dom. d'Ardhuy

Aloxe-Corton,"Les Morais", Dom. d'Ardhuy - 2022

Item # 47516 750 mL

A structured and rustic dry red, this medium-bodied and aromatic offering from Dom. d'Ardhuy is just entering its prime. Aromas of red fruit, forest floor, and a touch of spice abound. Pair with rabbit with carrots and prunes.

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