BYOB: Chianti
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9m 15s
Chianti is arguably Italy’s most famous red wine. It was famous for the wrong reasons for a long time: as an overproduced, subpar table wine served from a straw-covered bottle. Those days are long behind us, and if you’re not drinking Chianti today, you are missing out on some of the most beautiful and best-value red wines coming out of Italy.
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