Sangiovese and Sagrantino, better together.
A blend of Sangiovese and Sagrantino from Montefalco, Italy. The wine is aged in French oak barriques.
Sample submitted for review. The Viticoltori Broccatelli Galli Montefalco Rosso has an SRP of $20 and can be found for as low as $15. Ready to buy? Check your local retailers.
From the winery:
COLOUR: Intense ruby red.
CHARACTERISTICS: Typical delicate aroma, well-balanced flavour and good body, aged in French oak barriques.
USES: Pasta with meat sauces, white and red roasted meat, chicken, game and wild fowl dishes.
SERVING TEMPERATURE: 14° – 16° C. – Best uncorked 1 hour before.
14% Alcohol
The 2014 Viticoltori Broccatelli Galli Montefalco Rosso begins with a very pleasant aroma of black cherry, raspberry, licorice, spice, tobacco and more. Open this one early to give it some time to breathe for best results. The wine tastes big, dry and delicious with dark fruit, more licorice and lots of oak influence. Slightly chewy, mouth-drying tannins lead into the dry, long finish that is full of long-lasting spice and tobacco notes. A bit bigger style that I like quite a bit and another fine example of Montefalco Rosso.
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