Wine Tasting: JAMMERTAL BLUE SKY 2012

Cabernet Sauvignon based velvety wine.

Merlot provide for elegant tannins and Cabernet Franc add extra depth to the taste.
Easy to understand and enjoy its great complexity. A lovely Bordeaux type blend.

Ms. Kövesdi, Zsófia Winemaker of the Estate About This Wine

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lx2gH7joThw


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