Sangiovese
If Nebbiolo and Barolo are the Queen of Italian wine, Sangiovese pronounced (san-gi-o-ve-see) and Brunello are the King. Brunello is Sangiovese's most famous expression from the town of Montalcino in Tuscany, it is also the chief component of the wines of Chianti and some Super Tuscan, limited mostly to Tuscany. Sangiovese almost has a self-important swagger and a drying manner. Dusty tannins, high and acid and big fruit make it a popular and universally loved grape. Absolutely sings with pasta.
Castello di Romitorio Brunello di Montalcino 2020
Extraordinary Brunello from this most famous of Montalcino houses. Fresh, intense and approachable even now. 96 Points.
€99,00
Castello di Romitorio 'Brio' Rosso Toscana
Very bright, very pure Sangiovese from Castello di Romitorio - read below to get scoop on winery and reviews.
€34,00
Rocca di Montegrossi Geremia 2018
Becoming a famous Super Tuscan style in the landscape now. A blend of Merlot & Cabernet.
€65,00
Rocca di Montegrossi San Marcellino 2018
Made on original site where Chianti Classico's original recipe was conceived by Baron Ricasoli - winemaker Marco Ricasoli's ancestor.Read about the original Chianti recipe and the origina story of the Rooster HERE
€65,00
