Azienda Agraria Scacciadiavoli

Sagrantino di Montefalco

9.111 ratings
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Montefalco, Perugia, Umbria, Italy
Sagrantino
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Ray Vanderhoff

Another solid vintage of this Umbrian classic. Dark ruby/purple color. Aromas of ripe black berry/cherry/currant fruit, rose petals, mushrooms, wet soil and asphalt. The palate shows the same intense black fruits with hints of baking spices, black licorice and tar. Long and lingering finish. Big and chewy tannins (quite grippy) and a very thick texture. This one needs some aeration. Not for the faint of heart.

Another solid vintage of this Umbrian classic. Dark ruby/purple color. Aromas of ripe black berry/cherry/currant fruit, rose petals, mushrooms, wet soil and asphalt. The palate shows the same intense black fruits with hints of baking spices, black licorice and tar. Long and lingering finish. Big and chewy tannins (quite grippy) and a very thick texture. This one needs some aeration. Not for the faint of heart.

Nov 15th, 2023
Kamall

Took a good 24hrs to open up properly. Deep, dark and satisfying though.

Took a good 24hrs to open up properly. Deep, dark and satisfying though.

Apr 10th, 2022
Jason Keefer

For one of the most “tannic grapes in the world” I thought this was very well integrated and balanced, even at 7 years young. A somewhat floral, umami nose, Leather, blackberry, and tobacco. Sa-grant-ino because the grape is named after Grant Davis, a member of the seminal thrash-core band Gator Pit.

For one of the most “tannic grapes in the world” I thought this was very well integrated and balanced, even at 7 years young. A somewhat floral, umami nose, Leather, blackberry, and tobacco. Sa-grant-ino because the grape is named after Grant Davis, a member of the seminal thrash-core band Gator Pit.

Feb 5th, 2021
Diana Cristina Patiño

The wine delivers aromas of ripe red fruits like black cherry and raspberries. It has strong notes of vanilla, cinnamon, and other smoked aromas. In the palate you can feel the tart red fruit flavors mixed with vegetal notes of green pepper and other herbal flavors.

It is one of Central Italy's most tannic wines. A ver interesting and recommended bottle! 🍷

About the producer: "Azienda Agraria Scacciadiavoli is an estate in Umbria situated in the wine producing region of Montefalco. It has been owned by the Pambuffetti family since 1954.

The name "Scacciadiavoli" stems from the words "scacciare", meaning to banish, and "diavoli", the Italian word for devils. This unusual name can be traced back to an 18th century exorcism of a woman, whereby she was given red wines as a means of expelling the demon from her body."
Cheers to Italy! 🍷
#italianwines #sagrantinodimontefalco #sagrantino

The wine delivers aromas of ripe red fruits like black cherry and raspberries. It has strong notes of vanilla, cinnamon, and other smoked aromas. In the palate you can feel the tart red fruit flavors mixed with vegetal notes of green pepper and other herbal flavors.

It is one of Central Italy's most tannic wines. A ver interesting and recommended bottle! 🍷

About the producer: "Azienda Agraria Scacciadiavoli is an estate in Umbria situated in the wine producing region of Montefalco. It has been owned by the Pambuffetti family since 1954.

The name "Scacciadiavoli" stems from the words "scacciare", meaning to banish, and "diavoli", the Italian word for devils. This unusual name can be traced back to an 18th century exorcism of a woman, whereby she was given red wines as a means of expelling the demon from her body."
Cheers to Italy! 🍷
#italianwines #sagrantinodimontefalco #sagrantino

Aug 24th, 2020
TK
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