10 euros by the glass at Osteria Ì Canto Ghibellino,Empoli, with Curly. Sensational value. Just opened, probably doing an injustice. — a month ago
Sour cherries, plum, blackberries & baked strawberries, softened cedar, dry tobacco w/ ash, leather, dry crushed rocks, dry soil, dark spice box, anise, tarriness, more dark chocolate but some milk chocolate, caramel notes, withering dark & red flowers with dry red roses, nice acidity and still showing firm structure/tension, well balanced and plush 90 second finish.
Has another 7-10 yrs ahead.
@Bella Saratoga - dinner before “America” at the Mtn. Winery. — a month ago
375ml. Nose has crunchy black cherry fruit, and the characteristic earthiness of the region has taken on a slightly animal, feral quality in this iteration. Savory and relatively full in the mouth. A little drying and bitter at the end of the finish. — 2 months ago

Bright red fruit up front with a nice finish — 6 days ago
Great wine! — a month ago
Very delicious. Smoothest chiati I've tasted. Fruity with a clean finish. — a month ago
Light bodied, full flavored. A definite crowd pleaser. — 2 months ago
Sehr beeriger Geschmack mit Kirschnoten, Vanille. Könnte eventuell zwei, drei Jahre weiter reifen und dann in 2029 nochmal verköstigt werden. — 13 days ago
The vintage is prime! Maybe a year or two down, but singing with some time. Beautiful bronze ring and hue, notes of strawberry, raisin, and white pepper earthiness. Salud! 🍷 — 2 months ago
Simons eating at the Bar very smoothe wine great with pasta — 2 months ago
Joel Lara
Tasty medium/full bodied Chianti Rufina. Has strong aromas of cloves upon opening , with some cherry and interesting herbal notes (primarily mint and bay leaves) emerging with some air. On the palate there are cherry, plum, anise, and cloves with some hints of leather and earthy mushrooms. Has nice freshness and smooth mouthfeel until the tannins emerge towards the finish with some grip and bitterness. Finish has good length with lingering earthy spice and fruit. On day 2, the flavors coalesced nicely with the cloves, anise, and fruit permeating the palate. Also, the tannins calmed down, resulting in a more balanced wine with a supple, fuller mouthfeel. This probably would have benefited from a one or two hour decant on day 1. — 6 days ago