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Antico Colle – Nobile di Montalcino DOC
Made with a mixture of Sangiovese and Merlot grapes. The harvest normally takes place in October, once the fruit has reached optimum condition. It is advised to open the wine one hour prior to serving.
- Varietal: 95% Sangiovese, 5% Merlot.
- Alcohol Content: 14%
- Country Hierarchy: Sienna, Tuscany, Italy
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- Serving Suggestions: First course or Tuscan cheese
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Antico Colle – Rosso di Montalcino DOC
Made with a mixture of Sangiovese and Merlot grapes. The harvest normally takes place in October, once the fruit has reached optimum condition. It is advised to open the wine one hour prior to serving. This wine is accompanied well by first courses, roasts, cold meats and cheese/ The color of this wine is an intense ruby red with an aroma of red fruit and berries. With flowery undertones, and a harmonious and very agreeable flavor.
- Varietal: 95% Sangiovese, 5% Merlot.
- Alcohol Content: 13.5%
- Country Hierarchy: Sienna, Tuscany, Italy
- Color: Ruby red with violet veining.
- On the Nose: Vinous, pleasantly intense and persistent.
- Palate: Soft and appealing.
- Serving Suggestions: Ideal served with cold meats.
Cascina Boschetti Gomba – Roero Arneis DOCG
Seashells and sand are key to Roero Arneis. The best Roero Arneis wines taste like white melon generously sprinkled with sea salt. It's a nice combination: you get the fruit up front, but the saltiness makes it a great food wine and fresh in the summer. Roero is just across the Tanaro River from Barolo and was underwater 70,000 years ago lending the perfect soil to produce Barolo quality white varietals.
- Varietal: 100% Arneis
- Alcohol Content: 13.5%
- Country Hierarchy: Roero, Piedmont, Italy
- Color: Bright straw yellow.
- On the Nose: Fresh and fruity.
- Palate: Smooth, delicate, with a slightly bitter aftertaste.
- Serving Suggestions: Fish and shellfish dishes.
Cascina Boschetti Gomba – Dolcetto d’Alba DOC
Deep purple color with fresh aromatics of cherry and flowers. The structure has a lightness and brightness to it so not overly complex. Dolcetto translates to "little sweet one," and though the wines produced are typically not sweet in terms of residual sugar, they do possess delightfully fruity flavors of red cherry and blueberry, with an almond-like bitterness at the end and occasional hints of chocolate.
- Varietal: 100% Dolcetto
- Alcohol Content: 13%
- Country Hierarchy: Barolo, Piedmont, Italy
- Color: Purplish reds with violet hues.
- On the Nose: Rich, intense, and spicy.
- Palate: Full, mineral.
- Serving Suggestions: Hors d'oeurves, rice, and pasta dishes.
Terre di Melazzano – ChiAndrè Chianti Classico DOCG
This wine is a result of a synthesis between respect for tradition and the search for innovation in the new clones of Sangiovese and production techniques. It has an excellent persistence and consistency, made evident by its legs that descend slowly from the inner wall of the glass in which the wine is poured. The perfume is intense, ethereal, and spacious. with hints of violets and fruit. The taste is warm, velvety, and smooth and, above all, balanced and well structured. It is a wine suited to aging.
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- Varietal: 90% Sangiovese, 5% Merlot, 5% Canailo.
- Alcohol Content: 13%
- Country Hierarchy: Greve in Chianti, Tuscany, Italy
- Color: Vivacious red evolving into garnet with age.
- On the Nose: There's a room full of aromas including plum, vanilla, caramel, chocolate, strawberry, tobacco, and leather.
- Palate: Dry, warm, velvety, soft, well balanced taste and persistent vanilla-like aftertaste.
- Serving Suggestions: Red meat, game, mature cheese.
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