Luretta Pantera
Luretta Pantera
The founder’s wine, Pantera has always been synonymous with the Luretta family. From the clever mix of three different grapes: Bonarda, Barbera and Cabernet. This wine combines the character and personality of the vineyards. Spicy aromas of pepper and cinnamon give way to softness of tannin and intense flavors of ripe fruit.
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| Weight | 3.5 lbs |
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| Producer | Luretta |
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