Palmoletino, Fondo di Pio Montecucco Riserva Sangiovese 2015, Tuscany, Italy
Tasting Note: This wine is an example of why you should enjoy more aged sangiovese which mellows out over time and gets more comfortable in its own skin.[Read more]
Castello ColleMassari, ColleMassari Montecucco Rosso Riserva 2018, Tuscany, Italy
Tasting Note: A complex sangiovese-led (80%) red blend that is like a velvet glove on your palate.[Read more]
Letrari, Talento Brut Riserva 2014, Trento DOC, Italy
Tasting Note: It’s time to start looking for Trento DOC sparkling wine from Italy, the first traditional method DOC in Italy that is producing sparkling wine from grapes grown on the steep hills of the Dolomites.[Read more]
Parmoleto, Montecucco Sangiovese Riserva DOCG 2015, Tuscany, Italy
Tasting Note: The red fruit you expect in a sangiovese but with more flavor integration.[Read more]
Valdicava Madonna del Piano, Brunello di Montalcino, Riserva DOCG 2010, Tuscany, Italy
Tasting Note: A smooth, Brunello di Montalcino that proves the sensuality potential of 100% sangiovese.[Read more]
Marchesi de Frescobaldi, Castello Di Pomino Benefizio Pomino Bianco Riserva 2015, Tuscany, Italy
Tasting Note: I get the sense this wine was produced for the American market to go after the market for white Burgundy.[Read more]
La Maialina, Chianti Classico Riserva DOCG 2009, Tuscany, Italy
Tasting Note: A sangiovese that shows its age and vibrancy – deliciously.[Read more]
