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Colour
Red
Type
Still
Designation
DOC

Antico Tralico

Vigne Olcru • Lombardia • Italy

Antico Tralico by Vigne Olcru is a straightforward red from Lombardia that’s easy to drink and solid every time. It’s medium-bodied with dark fruit flavors like blackberries and cherries, plus a hint of spice and earthiness. The tannins are smooth, not too aggressive, so it’s approachable even if you’re not a big red fan. This one’s versatile—works well with grilled meats, pasta, or just chilling with friends. No need to overthink it, just pour and enjoy. If you want a reliable Italian red that’s honest and uncomplicated, this fits the bill.

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