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Marguerite Barrett
Contributing Writer
I mentioned a few days ago that I picked up this up solely because the label caught my eye.
From Castello Banfi in the Tuscan region of Italy, the CollePino is a blend of Sangiovese and Merlot that is quite delicious. And at less than $10US a bottle, a great wine to stock up on for a good everyday table red. I paired it with a hearty risotto one evening for a wonderful “comfort food” dinner.