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Classico denotes the traditional, theoretically superior, vineyard area within a DOC/G zone.
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What does 'tinto' mean on a wine label?
It means it's a Red Wine.
What does rosso mean on a wine label?
red
What size hole do you need in a wine rack for a bottle of chianti classico?
4inch covers wine to champagne
When was Classico created?
Classico was created on 2006-11-14.
What type wine is served with pasta?
The classical wine to serve with spaghetti is a Chianti Classico from Tuscany, Italie. This wine is made mostly from Sangiovese grapes.
Explain the 4 items that you find on a standard wine label?
A wine label wlll state what type of wine is in the bottle. If it is a vintage wine, the label will also give the year in which the grapes were grown. The label will give the name of the winery that made the wine. The label will also tell where the grapes were grown. This could just be the state, but could also be a specific viticultural area, such as Napa. It might even tell the name of the vineyard where the grapes were grown; this is called "vineyard specific".
When was Liceo classico Cavour created?
Liceo classico Cavour was created in 1859.
Can you drink wine as a celiac?
Yes, you can drink wine. You still need to double check the label tho.
How many amps does a wine chiller use?
Depends on the size of the wine chiller. There should be a label on the chiller with this information.
What red wine has a red pepper on the label?
The red pepper one
When will be the next classico?
In bloody 2034
What are some of the most unique wine label designs in history?
There have been many wine labels over the course of history which have been widely considered to be unique. Some of these labels include Inkwell Wine's Rorschach-inspired labels, and the Meeta Panesar label designs.
