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/ What is the closest and best thing to an Italian Merlot that isn't called Merlot?

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What is the closest and best thing to an Italian Merlot that isn't called Merlot?
02-13-2003, 08:30 AM,
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Hi Buddy, and welcome to the Wine Board. First of all, don't just dismiss Italian Merlot. They make some of the best varietal merlot you can find. Look for those from the Collio region. As for others that "taste like merlot", don't know what your reference point is. If you mean most American Merlot, don't know of any Italian Wine that tastes like plums and oak.
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