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wild raspberry

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Noun1.wild raspberry - the common European raspberrywild raspberry - the common European raspberry; fruit red or orange
European raspberry, framboise, Rubus idaeus
red raspberry - any of several raspberries bearing red fruit
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The taste is similar to a wild raspberry with a hint of grape flavor.
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It is as sensual a Pinot Noir as you could wish for, luxuriously soft with a knockout aroma of wild raspberry and cherry and with poised, pure, ripe cherry fruit, hints of spice and oak, wrapped in chocolate and carried effortlessly on a firm and long structure (pounds 19.
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Traditionally styled, with wild raspberry and graham cracker in the nose; medium bodied; nice structure and balance; a pleasant finish.
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