Dacastello Merlot Veneto IGT 12%
From £9.43
Merlot is thought to be named after the merle (the French name for blackbird), these birds being known to have a particular fondness for its tasty berries.
And if the blackbird is an animal associated with curiosity, Merlot is a wine associated with contact. International and straightforward, Merlot Veneto I.G.T. Dacastello celebrates meetings, in Italy and around the world.
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