Lima, considered the gastronomic capital of America, demands wines that do not compete with food, but that dialogue with it. This is where the Garnacha grape claims its throne. Write the sommelier José Bracamonte.
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Lima, considered the gastronomic capital of America, demands wines that do not compete with food, but that dialogue with it. This is where the Garnacha grape claims its throne. Write the sommelier José Bracamonte.