Wine of the Day, No. 92
I like the bonarda grape. Left pretty much to itself in the winery, given a minimum of oak exposure, it makes decent, direct and full-bodied wines suited to, you know, decent, direct and full-bodied food. As is the case with even the most unpretentious grapes,
bonarda, grown principally now in Argentina, possesses a rather nebulous or even confusing hist…
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