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Matt Perlman
Solid Chianti, from a hot year but not heavy. Cherries, licorice and a bit of woodsmoke
Solid Chianti, from a hot year but not heavy. Cherries, licorice and a bit of woodsmoke
8.8James Forsyth
Superb. Especially for $30 or so. Licorice and red fruit. Intense without weight. Good acidity helped complement the food. A winner.
Superb. Especially for $30 or so. Licorice and red fruit. Intense without weight. Good acidity helped complement the food. A winner.
9.3Carol Hepburn
We are having a2018 with a good Italian dinner. Full bodied. Pleasing. Complex. Earthy. Berries
We are having a2018 with a good Italian dinner. Full bodied. Pleasing. Complex. Earthy. Berries
9.0Ryan Colthorp
Smooth operator. Dry but with a lot of nice red fruit. Hints of licorice.
Smooth operator. Dry but with a lot of nice red fruit. Hints of licorice.
9.0Sherry Li
Smooth and lighter in flavor
Smooth and lighter in flavor
8.6Kamall
Rich, but with great balance.
Rich, but with great balance.
9.0Lauren Kess
Love the dry flavor
Love the dry flavor
10Alex C. Maccaro
Session 3 of Wine Essentials One at the Institute of Culinary Education Center for Wine Studies. This is a young Chianti Classico, with a bright fresh color and a smaller waterline breakdown. It smells pleasant, with a bouquet of soy sauce (slight umami), plum, cherry, and vegetables. That said, this isn’t direct in character and has a rather neutral nose. Nevertheless, this wine has a good balance of acidity and tannins. On the palate are sour red fruits, berries and plum. This savory Chianti would be a perfect match to tomato sauce.
Session 3 of Wine Essentials One at the Institute of Culinary Education Center for Wine Studies. This is a young Chianti Classico, with a bright fresh color and a smaller waterline breakdown. It smells pleasant, with a bouquet of soy sauce (slight umami), plum, cherry, and vegetables. That said, this isn’t direct in character and has a rather neutral nose. Nevertheless, this wine has a good balance of acidity and tannins. On the palate are sour red fruits, berries and plum. This savory Chianti would be a perfect match to tomato sauce.
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