14 April 2020

April wine chart

Our April chart includes five exquisite wines, all best-sellers, recognized for their intense taste and unmistakable consistency.

Here are the five wines we propose for your enjoyment:

Sassicaia, San Guido Winery, 2010, 0,75 lt.: our wine chart must begin with an important wine such as this one. A rich, intense, and harmonious wine that has been awarded three Gambero Rosso glasses and 94/100 points on Wine Spectator. 85% Cabernet Sauvignon and 15% Cabernet Franc, this wine is quite dry to the palate, but presents an almond finish. It is perfect to pair with game or red meat.

Sagrantino di Montefalco, Scacciadiavoli Winery, 2015, o,75 lt.: this red wine, 100% Sagrantino, comes from Umbria. It presents violet nuances in its color, while emanating a sweet and flowery smell. Its richness—increased by the presence of sweet tannins—, as well as its durable balsamic aftertaste, make it a wine bottle that you do not want to miss. How can you increase its taste? By sipping on it while eating red meat and cheese.

Carpace Sagrantino di Montefalco, Lunelli Winery, 2015, 0,75 lt.: this is another important bottle, Umbrian and 100% Sagrantino; it is as powerful as it is soft. This high-quality wine is characterized by its balance and particularly refined aromas, which is the result of aging in wood. A true excellence of Tenelli Lunelli, to combine with red meats and wild boar.

Chianti Classic Isole and Olena, 2016, 0,75 lt.: sight, taste, and smell are immediately enchanted by this 100% Sangiovese, winner of 3 Gambero Rosso glasses. From the first sip this crimson wine releases an intense flavor of ripe fruit. Currant and licorice, however, are the first hints that envelop the nose. A bottle to enjoy with beef or game meat.

Ornellaio Bianco, Ornellaia Winery, 2015, 0,75 lt.: to close the April wine chart in style (and with a bottle of white wine) we chose a special product. With its golden color, this 70% Sauvignon Blanc and 30% Viognier boasts a remarkable freshness and a balanced, creamy, and veiled mineral aroma. It goes perfectly with seafood dishes, as well as with finger food.

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