Denomination: THE BOSS Chianti Docg Grapes: Sangiovese and Canaiolo. Suggested pairings: Cold cuts and cured meats, roast chicken, vegetable soups and semi-mature cheese. Alcohol: 13.5% Vol. Format: 0.75 litres. Serving temperature: 18°C. Typology: Chianti DOCG.
Solaia is a great Supertuscan known all over the world, a high-sounding and prestigious name. It is an intense and elegant wine, born from international vines and Sangiovese, aged in barrique for at least 16 months. Hints of wild berries, flowers and sweet spices make up an aromatic set of great amplitude and intensity
Packaging in wooden box containing 1 "Vin Santo di Montepulciano 2005" + 1 "Vin Santo di Montepulciano" Occhio di Pernice "2005" in 375 ml bottle. A quality sweet wine that reveals new, surprising flavors with every sip: figs, almonds, lemon and coffee beans, while a perfect balance between acidity and sweetness complements the sensual aftertaste.
Avignonesi 's Vin Santo di Montepulciano is a sweet wine of great elegance obtained from Malvasia and Trebbiano and aged for 10 years in casks. The nose releases intense aromas of caramel, chocolate, honey, orange peel and Mediterranean herbs. The taste is rich and enveloping with notes of figs, almonds, lemon and coffee
The Grechetto in purity, expression of the Umbrian tradition of white wines and of the protected designation area of Montefalco.
One of the protagonists of Italian oenology, a timeless classic. Brunello di Montalcino 2014, proved to be a centered wine with great potential. The aromas are clear and intense, characterized by a luxuriant fruitiness and smoky and spicy hints at the finish. In the mouth, the sip attacks soft and basically sweet, to continue marked by an energetic acidity that increases its juiciness and fragrance. Vintage : 2014
One of the protagonists of Italian oenology, a timeless classic. Brunello di Montalcino 2014, proved to be a centered wine with great potential. The aromas are clear and intense, characterized by a luxuriant fruitiness and smoky and spicy hints at the finish. In the mouth, the sip attacks soft and basically sweet, to continue marked by an energetic acidity that increases its juiciness and fragrance. Vintage : 2014
Elisabetta's dream of creating a passito wine in Maremma came true with the birth of this sweet wine, capable of interpreting the meditative version of her personality. Solalto is the result of the drying of grapes from the vineyards of Traminer, Sauvignon and Semillon, near Scansano. The design on the label was made by Clara, Elisabetta's eldest daughter, when she was little and represents our land embraced by the sea and kissed by the sun, just like the grapes of this wine.
Saffredi is a robust, rich and complex Supertuscan, produced with a Bordeaux blend and aged in barrique for 18 months. Ample and intense hints of wild berries, spices and balsamic herbs emerge from a round and velvety texture, of great balance and persistence: an exuberant expression of the Tuscan Maremma
Saffredi is a robust, rich and complex Supertuscan, produced with a Bordeaux blend and aged in barriques for 18 months. Ample and intense hints of berries, spices and balsamic herbs emerge from a round and velvety texture, of great balance and persistence: an exuberant expression of the Tuscan Maremma
Compact ruby red. The bouquet reveals the fragrance of red roses, black cherry, blood orange and blackberry. Followed by juniper berries, dried flowers, Tuscan cigars and undergrowth. The tannins are dense and silky which develop on a fresh and savory base. Persistent finish on blackcurrant echoes.
Compact ruby red. The bouquet reveals the fragrance of red roses, black cherry, blood orange and blackberry. Followed by juniper berries, dried flowers, Tuscan cigars and undergrowth. The tannins are dense and silky which develop on a fresh and savory base. Persistent finish on blackcurrant echoes.
Poggio Argentato embodies the essence of Maremma: its land, its unique light, the breeze from the nearby sea, all narrated by a fragrant and fresh white wine, through the language of Northern vines. The singular blend of Sauvignon Blanc, Petit Manseng, Semillon and Traminer make Poggio Argentato a refined, elegant and versatile wine, perfect for the summer but also throughout the year.
Compact ruby red. The bouquet reveals the fragrance of red roses, black cherry, blood orange and blackberry. Followed by juniper berries, dried flowers, Tuscan cigars and undergrowth. The tannins are dense and silky which develop on a fresh and savory base. Persistent finish on blackcurrant echoes.
Dark ruby red. The aromas let emerge hints of ripe berries, blood orange, maraschino cherries and aromatic herbs; fades into tones of licorice, black peppercorns and dark chocolate. The taste is full, enveloping and vigorous, with a very fine tannic texture. Persistent finish on flavors of rhubarb and myrtle.
Dark ruby red. The aromas let emerge hints of ripe berries, blood orange, maraschino cherries and aromatic herbs; fades into tones of licorice, black peppercorns and dark chocolate. The taste is full, enveloping and vigorous, with a very fine tannic texture. Persistent finish on flavors of rhubarb and myrtle.
Dark ruby red. The aromas let emerge hints of ripe berries, blood orange, maraschino cherries and aromatic herbs; fades into tones of licorice, black peppercorns and dark chocolate. The taste is full, enveloping and vigorous, with a very fine tannic texture. Persistent finish on flavors of rhubarb and myrtle.
Bright ruby red. On the nose, hints of cherry, red currant, blood orange, peony and red roses alternate, on a background of cinnamon and cloves. The sip is enveloping, soft, with relaxed tannins, accompanied by an excellent freshness. Final on fruity references.
Bright coral pink. Elegant olfactory profile with berries, pink grapefruit and cherry followed by spicy notes that fade into mineral tones. Full, enveloping, fresh sip, with a delicate savory component. Final on citrus hints.
Transparent ruby with violet reflections. Olfactory framework modulated on cherry, blueberry, peony flowers and a sprinkling of white pepper. The sip is warm and juicy, with a youthful lightness and great balance. Long in the memories of fresh and crunchy red fruit.
Dense ruby color with garnet reflections. Sensations of plum, mulberry and violet expand on the nose, and then unravel on wild and licorice tones. In the mouth, warm and enveloping, it declines sumptuous softness and caressing tannins. Ideal together with the walker with mustard and prunes or on the stuffed crusted roast.
Vermentino Elba Doc 2022 comes from vines on clayey-ferrous soils in a flat area. Harvested in early September. It is vinified in white, in steel containers, with temperature control during fermentation. Continuous batonage during the winter to enrich the wine with the aromas of the fine lees on which it is left to rest. Bottled in the spring following the harvest, it has a straw yellow colour. On the nose the typical floral aromas of acacia, pineapple and marked notes of aromatic herbs. On the palate it is dry, fresh, sapid and with good persistence. Ideal alone as an aperitif, or in combination with appetizers, fish risottos and soft cheeses.
Ruby red with purple reflections. The nose is floral, characterized by clear hints of violet that prevail over the fruity. Followed by raspberry, black currant and black cherry accompanied by scents of licorice and spicy notes of nutmeg and white pepper. The entry in the mouth is warm, with tannins in full evidence. The texture appears decisive, a typical characteristic of Chianti Rùfina. Long persistence. For the whole meal, it goes well with grilled red meat, baked lamb, slightly seasoned pecorino.
Season was very regular, good rainfall until May, temperatures not very high; quite normal vintage
Torcicoda di Tormaresca is a full-bodied, full and intense Primitivo, with clear aromas of berries, noble woods and coffee. The taste is consistent with the smell and reveals a good persistence. It is aged for 10 months in French and Hungarian oak barrels
Torcicoda di Tormaresca is a full-bodied, full and intense Primitivo, with clear aromas of berries, noble woods and coffee. The taste is consistent with the smell and reveals a good persistence. It is aged for 10 months in French and Hungarian oak barrels
Bolgheri Rosso "Il Bruciato" by Guado al Tasso is a full-bodied and intense red wine, aged for 12 months in barrique. It is one of the most famous and noble expressions in the world, always appreciated for its impeccable qualities. Warm and silky tones let emerge hints full of wild berries, red berries, herbs and balsamic spices. The Magnum format allows it to stand out, embellishing and giving prestige to the table and to important convivial occasions.
Guado al Tasso is the Bolgheri estate of Antinori , inherited in the 1930s by Carlotta della Gherardesca Antinori , mother of Piero Antinori . In this Bordeaux enclave, with its mild climate thanks to the sea breeze that comes from the sea in front of it, wines of international scope are produced such as Il Bruciato, a didactic blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah. Dynamic and modern, pleasant and enveloping , it is a wine with character, harmonious and balanced .
Ottenuto dall’omonimo cru della Tenuta, il Migliara è il nostro Syrah più prezioso, ricco ed elegante. Sassi di fiume, frutti di bosco, tartufo bianco, rametto di liquirizia; estrema mineralità da terreno argilloso mischiato a fossili marini in questa nostra Val di Chiana bonificata alla fine del ‘700.
Discover the best wines of Tuscany: an unforgettable experience!
Tuscany is one of the most renowned regions in Italy when it comes to wine, and for decades its excellent wine productions have been appreciated all over the world. Tuscan wines offer an array of different flavours, from sweet and fruity to robust and intense. Furthermore, this region also has a rich traditional culture and a long history related to wine, which is why it is an ideal destination for tourists looking for an unforgettable food and wine experience.
Why is Tuscany famous for its wine?
Tuscany has a mild climate and rich, fertile soil, and is therefore one of the most suitable Italian regions for wine production. The region is particularly known for its red wines, such as Chianti, Brunello di Montalcino and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano. These wines are produced with Sangiovese grapes, which are the most cultivated grapes in Tuscany. The region also has a rich tradition of white wines, such as Vernaccia di San Gimignano, Vermentino and Trebbiano.
How to choose the right Tuscan wine?
When it comes to choosing a Tuscan wine, the first thing to consider is your personal taste. If sweet and fruity wines are preferred, the right choice is a white wine such as Vernaccia di San Gimignano or Vermentino. If instead you prefer more robust and structured wines, then it is better to opt for a red wine such as Chianti or Vino Nobile di Montepulciano.
Furthermore, it is also important to consider the vintage of the wine you are buying. In fact, the quality of the wine depends on the climatic conditions of the period in which the vines were grown, therefore before buying a bottle it is advisable to ask the producer for information on the vintage of the wine.
Where to find Tuscan wines?
Tuscan wines are easily available in supermarkets and specialized shops, but to taste the finest quality wines you can also visit a cellar. In Tuscany there are numerous wineries that organize guided tours and tastings to make their wines known. Visiting one is a truly unique experience, because you have the opportunity to discover up close how wine is produced and to taste the different varieties.
What are the most famous wines of Tuscany?
The most famous wines of Tuscany are Chianti, Brunello di Montalcino, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano and Vernaccia di San Gimignano. Chianti is a light and fruity red wine, while Brunello di Montalcino is a red wine of great intensity and structure. Vino Nobile di Montepulciano is a full-bodied and complex red wine, while Vernaccia di San Gimignano is a dry white wine with fruity and floral notes.
How to pair Tuscan wines?
Tuscan wines are ideal to combine with dishes based on meat, fish, vegetables or cheese. For example, Chianti is excellent combined with meat dishes such as roasts or braised meats, while Vino Nobile di Montepulciano is perfect with fish dishes such as cod or salmon. Brunello di Montalcino, on the other hand, goes well with vegetable dishes such as soups and stews, while Vernaccia di San Gimignano is ideal with aged cheeses.
How to store Tuscan wines?
Tuscan wines must be stored in a cool, dry place, away from sources of heat and direct light. The ideal temperature for storage is between 10 and 14°C. Red wines can be kept for up to 5 years, while white wines shouldn't be kept for more than 2 years. Furthermore, it is important to remember that wines must be stored horizontally, so that the cork is always in contact with the wine.
Denomination Wines of Tuscany
Tuscany is one of the most important wine regions of Italy and the world. The region is famous for its fine wines such as Chianti , Brunello di Montalcino and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano. These wines have a denomination of controlled origin (DOC) or a denomination of controlled and guaranteed origin (DOCG). In this article, we will explore the appellations of the wines of Tuscany and how they are produced.
Introduction to the denominations of wines of Tuscany
The denominations of wines are a classification system that guarantees the quality and geographical origin of Italian wines. There are three levels of appellation: Vino da Tavola, DOC and DOCG. Table wines have no geographical or grape variety restrictions, while DOC and DOCG wines are produced in specific geographical areas and with specific grapes.
DOC wines of Tuscany
The DOC (Denominazione di Origine Controllata) wines of Tuscany are produced in specific areas of the region and are made with specific grapes. These wines have stringent production requirements, such as grape yield, alcohol content, and minimum aging time.
Chianti DOCG
Chianti is one of the best known and most popular Italian wines, mainly produced in the Chianti area, between the cities of Florence, Siena and Arezzo. The wine is mainly made with Sangiovese grapes and can also contain other red berried grapes such as Canaiolo, Colorino and Merlot. Chianti DOCG is a dry red wine that can be classified according to the aging period: Chianti, Chianti Riserva and Chianti Classico .
Brunello di Montalcino DOCG
Brunello di Montalcino is a DOCG wine produced in the area of the municipality of Montalcino, in the province of Siena. It is made with Sangiovese grapes, known locally as Brunello. The wine is aged for at least five years and must be produced exclusively with grapes from the Montalcino area.
Noble wine of Montepulciano DOCG
Vino Nobile di Montepulciano is a DOCG wine produced in the Montepulciano area, in the province of Siena. It is made primarily with Sangiovese grapes and must be aged for at least two years. The name "Nobile" comes from the reputation of this wine during the Renaissance.
IGT wines of Tuscany
IGT (Typical Geographical Indication) is a denomination of Italian wines that indicates a wider geographical area than DOC and DOCG wines. These wines can be made with grapes of different varieties than those specified by the DOC and DOCG denominations.
Super Tuscans
Super Tuscans are IGT wines produced in Tuscany that do not comply with the rules of the DOC and DOCG denominations. These wines are often made with international grapes such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah, and are aged in French oak barrels. Super Tuscans are generally full-bodied and intense red wines, with a large concentration of fruit.
Tuscany is a world-famous wine region and its denominations of controlled and guaranteed origin guarantee the quality of its wines. The DOC and DOCG wines of Tuscany are produced in specific geographical areas and with specific grapes, while the IGT wines of Tuscany have fewer restrictions in terms of geographical area and grape variety. Each appellation has its own unique characteristics and offers a different taste experience. Regardless of which wine you choose, the wines of Tuscany are sure to be a winning choice.
Frequent questions
What are the main denominations of Tuscan wines?
The main denominations of Tuscan wines are Chianti DOCG, Brunello di Montalcino DOCG, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG and IGT.
What does DOC and DOCG mean?
DOC means Denomination of Controlled Origin, while DOCG means Denomination of Controlled and Guaranteed Origin. These denominations guarantee the quality and geographical origin of Italian wines.
What are the production requirements for DOC and DOCG wines from Tuscany?
The DOC and DOCG wines of Tuscany have strict production requirements, such as grape yield, alcohol content and minimum aging time.
What are Super Tuscans?
Super Tuscans are IGT wines produced in Tuscany that do not comply with the rules of the DOC and DOCG denominations. These wines are often made with international grapes such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah.
What are the most famous DOCG wines of Tuscany?
The most famous DOCG wines of Tuscany are Chianti DOCG, Brunello di Montalcino DOCG and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG .