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Nero D’Avola Millini red dry wine, 13%, 0.75 l
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For delivery or carrier depot pickup orders, all items are carefully and lovingly packed to prevent damage or loss—ensuring both the product and your good mood remain intact.
Характеристики
| Sugar content | Dry |
|---|---|
| Сolor | Червоне |
| Flavor | Чорниця та лісові ягоди |
| Taste | Добре структурований |
| Strength | 13.0% |
| Classification | DOC |
| Сорт винограда | Неро д’Авола |
| Температура подачи | 18-20 °C |
| Beverage volume, l | 1,5л |
| Region | Сицилія |
| Brand | Cantine Paolini |
| Country of Origin | Італія |
Хіт продажів
Про товар
Cantine Paolini has more than half a century of history, which began in 1964 in Marsala, the westernmost city of Sicily. In a fertile territory for growing grapes, a group of winemakers decided to combine individual efforts and skills to create wine. The first harvest was obtained in 1972, and since then the path of production has been constantly expanding.
The village center, once inhabited by winemakers, is located in the Paolini district, from which the winery got its name. The sources of the name are even older, actually dating back to the early 1500s, when the Paolotti monastic order began cultivating vineyards in the same locations as today.
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Nero D’Avola Millini red dry wine, 13%, 0.75 l
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177.0 ₴
Out of stock
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Pick up from the BRANDBAR store
Pick up today
Free
-
Courier delivery
Our courier will deliver to the specified address.
1-2 Days
From UAH 150
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Nova Poshta delivery
Delivery via Nova Poshta to operational branches. Delivery costs are paid by the customer.
1-5 Days
From UAH 150
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Payment
Payment upon receipt, pay online now by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, bank transfer for legal entities, bank transfer for individuals.
Currently, the use of bonus points for this item is not available.
-
Guarantee
The Law on Consumer Rights Protection does not provide for the return of this product of satisfactory quality.
-
Have you reached the required age?
Alcoholic beverages may only be purchased by individuals aged 18 and older. Excessive alcohol consumption is harmful to your health.
For delivery or carrier depot pickup orders, all items are carefully and lovingly packed to prevent damage or loss—ensuring both the product and your good mood remain intact.
Specification
| Sugar content | Dry |
|---|---|
| Сolor | Червоне |
| Flavor | Чорниця та лісові ягоди |
| Taste | Добре структурований |
| Strength | 13.0% |
| Classification | DOC |
| Сорт винограда | Неро д’Авола |
| Температура подачи | 18-20 °C |
| Beverage volume, l | 1,5л |
| Region | Сицилія |
| Brand | Cantine Paolini |
| Country of Origin | Італія |
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Description
Cantine Paolini has more than half a century of history, which began in 1964 in Marsala, the westernmost city of Sicily. In a fertile territory for growing grapes, a group of winemakers decided to combine individual efforts and skills to create wine. The first harvest was obtained in 1972, and since then the path of production has been constantly expanding.
The village center, once inhabited by winemakers, is located in the Paolini district, from which the winery got its name. The sources of the name are even older, actually dating back to the early 1500s, when the Paolotti monastic order began cultivating vineyards in the same locations as today.
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Sold out
Nero D’Avola Millini red dry wine, 13%, 0.75 l
Out of stock
177.0 ₴
Out of stock
-
Pick up from the BRANDBAR store
Pick up today
Free
-
Courier delivery
Our courier will deliver to the specified address.
1-2 Days
From UAH 150
-
Nova Poshta delivery
Delivery via Nova Poshta to operational branches. Delivery costs are paid by the customer.
1-5 Days
From UAH 150
-
Payment
Payment upon receipt, pay online now by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, bank transfer for legal entities, bank transfer for individuals.
Currently, the use of bonus points for this item is not available.
-
Guarantee
The Law on Consumer Rights Protection does not provide for the return of this product of satisfactory quality.
-
Have you reached the required age?
Alcoholic beverages may only be purchased by individuals aged 18 and older. Excessive alcohol consumption is harmful to your health.
For delivery or carrier depot pickup orders, all items are carefully and lovingly packed to prevent damage or loss—ensuring both the product and your good mood remain intact.
Характеристика
| Sugar content | Dry |
|---|---|
| Сolor | Червоне |
| Flavor | Чорниця та лісові ягоди |
| Taste | Добре структурований |
| Strength | 13.0% |
| Classification | DOC |
| Сорт винограда | Неро д’Авола |
| Температура подачи | 18-20 °C |
| Beverage volume, l | 1,5л |
| Region | Сицилія |
| Brand | Cantine Paolini |
| Country of Origin | Італія |
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Описание
Cantine Paolini has more than half a century of history, which began in 1964 in Marsala, the westernmost city of Sicily. In a fertile territory for growing grapes, a group of winemakers decided to combine individual efforts and skills to create wine. The first harvest was obtained in 1972, and since then the path of production has been constantly expanding.
The village center, once inhabited by winemakers, is located in the Paolini district, from which the winery got its name. The sources of the name are even older, actually dating back to the early 1500s, when the Paolotti monastic order began cultivating vineyards in the same locations as today.
