Italy is the largest wine producer in the world, critically acclaimed as some of the best wine in the world. From the border on the alps to the Islands and tip of the boot to heel, wine is produced. Light bodied Bardolino to the heavy sweetness of Primitivo there is something for everyone.
Aromas of ripe plum and cherry with spicy, savoury notes. This is a fruit-forward style of Chianti - the palate is bright and sappy, with redcurrant and bramble fruit providing fresh acidity, and supple tannins giving structure. A juicy finish with a touch of black pepper.
The smell is ethereal, complex, with black cherry and wood fruits aromas. The taste is round, elegant, bodied and velvety, the final is persistent and spicy.
Ricasoli Brolio Chianti Classico has an intense ruby red colour and a fragrant bouquet with scents of small red fruit, vanilla and spicy notes with an appealing harmonious taste with balanced tannins. The intense persistence exalt the fresh and mineral notes typical of this wine. The grape varieties used include 80% Sangiovese, 5% Merlot, and 5% Cabernet Sauvignon and fermentation takes place in stainless steel with 2/6 days of skins contact. This is followed by 9 months in barriques and tonneaux and a further 3-6 months of bottle ageing. Brolio successfully matches the superior drinkability that defines Chianti Classico in its young version with a full, complex structure, which makes this wine excellent in its category.
This Negroamaro shows intense nose of blackberry and plum notes. On the palate is it round, well-balanced, with a persistent and long finish. Ideal with red meat based dishes or mature cheese.
On the palate it is full bodied with mature fruit flavours, spicy notes, medium tannins and a long finish. This wine is ideal with roasted or stewed meats, pasta dishes and strong cheeses.