Fine Wine > Italy > Tuscany > Red

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Amazing value Sangiovese with aromas of juicy red berry fruit. Medium-bodied and soft on the palate, with balanced acidity and ripe tannins. You’d be hard-pressed to find a better Sangiovese for the money!

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An inexpensive beauty, the Valdarno offers lovely dried cherry, smoky aromas, with charm galore, delicious berry flavors and food- friendly freshness. A true Chianti value – we sold over 500 cases in 2011.

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Earth, dried cherries and flowers, rich and flavorful. Fine 2008 vintage, great price. A Morrell Favorite!

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"The 2009 Villa Antinori is a pretty, mid-weight wine laced with dark red berries, flowers and sweet spices. Nothing in particular stands out, just the wine’s lovely depth, balance and overall sense of harmony. This is a fabulous wine for the money."

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This Italian blend (50% Merlot 30% Sangiovese 20% Cabernet Sauvignon) is a wonderful treasure to be had from dell'Ornellaia.

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"Fascinating aromas of ripe berries and hints of coconut and vanilla bean follow through to a full body, with super silky tannins and a long and intense finish. Lots going on here. Excellent value...so excellent now."

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Rosso di Montalcino, James Suckling calls them "Mini-Brunellos" "These are probably the best bargains in Tuscan red wine. Soft, friendly, eminently drinkable now and less than half-the-price of their big brother Brunellos."

Rosso is loved for its depth of black cherry and wild-berry fruit,..

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"The 2010 Rosso di Montalcino bursts from the glass with juicy red berries, flowers and licorice. It shows lovely depth and roundness, not to mention an undeniably appealing personality. The clean, vibrant acidity adds considerable freshness. This is an utterly delicious Rosso." - Antonio Galloni

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Deep, attractive ruby red color. Elegantly fruity nose, with marked scents of wild red berries foregrounding nuances of mixed spices. The palate, too, shows excellent fruit supported by judicious tannins. Lengthy finish.

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"The 2009 Chianti Classico Querciabella floats on the palate with layers of sensual red fruit, flowers and spices. It remains an essentially mid-weight wine graced with exquisite finesse and class, reflecting a stylistic change from some of the bigger vintages of the past. Floral notes reappear on..