Rocca di Montegrossi
Chianti Classico Sangiovese
Solid Chianti, from a hot year but not heavy. Cherries, licorice and a bit of woodsmoke
Solid Chianti, from a hot year but not heavy. Cherries, licorice and a bit of woodsmoke
Sep 8th, 2021Superb. Especially for $30 or so. Licorice and red fruit. Intense without weight. Good acidity helped complement the food. A winner.
Superb. Especially for $30 or so. Licorice and red fruit. Intense without weight. Good acidity helped complement the food. A winner.
Sep 26th, 2020We are having a2018 with a good Italian dinner. Full bodied. Pleasing. Complex. Earthy. Berries
We are having a2018 with a good Italian dinner. Full bodied. Pleasing. Complex. Earthy. Berries
Aug 21st, 2021Smooth operator. Dry but with a lot of nice red fruit. Hints of licorice.
Smooth operator. Dry but with a lot of nice red fruit. Hints of licorice.
Jul 16th, 2021Session 3 of Wine Essentials One at the Institute of Culinary Education Center for Wine Studies.
This is a young Chianti Classico, with a bright fresh color and a smaller waterline breakdown. It smells pleasant, with a bouquet of soy sauce (slight umami), plum, cherry, and vegetables. That said, this isn’t direct in character and has a rather neutral nose. Nevertheless, this wine has a good balance of acidity and tannins. On the palate are sour red fruits, berries and plum. This savory Chianti would be a perfect match to tomato sauce.
Session 3 of Wine Essentials One at the Institute of Culinary Education Center for Wine Studies.
This is a young Chianti Classico, with a bright fresh color and a smaller waterline breakdown. It smells pleasant, with a bouquet of soy sauce (slight umami), plum, cherry, and vegetables. That said, this isn’t direct in character and has a rather neutral nose. Nevertheless, this wine has a good balance of acidity and tannins. On the palate are sour red fruits, berries and plum. This savory Chianti would be a perfect match to tomato sauce.