Read. Cook. Repeat.: Mini Weekend Wine Review: Bolla Chianti

Saturday, February 18, 2012

Mini Weekend Wine Review: Bolla Chianti

This Bolla Chianti is deep red, leather scents (honestly...you could smell leather), earthy and paired quite well with Bolognese and good Italian pasta.

A good value at $9 - definitely buy again.

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