Organic Chianti Classico DOCG 2017 (75cl) - Il Molino di Grace
£21.50
This is a Chianti Classico that perfectly fuses earthy Chianti tradition with modern ripe fruit and silky texture. It's mouthwatering they way any fine Chianti should be and finishes with plenty of ripe tannins, that's been polished fine and ripe. While you can certainly enjoy this with anything from the Tuscan table, you'll love it with burgers and grilled chicken, too. DOCG* Certified.
DOCG* Certification: This classification denotes the highest quality recognition for Italian wines. In addition to the conditions required for DOC, the wines must be "guaranteed" by passing an analysis and a tasting by government-licensed personnel before being bottled. Also, DOCG rules reduce the allowable yield of grapes to produce the wine, limit specific alcohol levels, and minimum aging requirements.
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The aromas are all about tradition, with darkly dusky fruit, fresh leather, and rich cured tobacco. Then on the palate the more modern face of Chianti comes up with super fresh and clean red and black cherry and raspberry fruit singing out over more traditional notes of tobacco and leather.
Ingredients: 100& organic Sangiovese grapes. It may contain sulfites.
WR046-D
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- Region
- Tuscany
- Grape
- Sangiovese
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This is a Chianti Classico that perfectly fuses earthy Chianti tradition with modern ripe fruit and silky texture. It's mouthwatering they way any fine Chianti should be and finishes with plenty of ripe tannins, that's been polished fine and ripe. While you can certainly enjoy this with anything from the Tuscan table, you'll love it with burgers and grilled chicken, too. DOCG* Certified.
DOCG* Certification: This classification denotes the highest quality recognition for Italian wines. In addition to the conditions required for DOC, the wines must be "guaranteed" by passing an analysis and a tasting by government-licensed personnel before being bottled. Also, DOCG rules reduce the allowable yield of grapes to produce the wine, limit specific alcohol levels, and minimum aging requirements.