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Camartina Toscana Super Tuscan Blend 2003

Now this felt like a typical 03’. Ripe and plush, I thought it was a 07’ left bank Bordeaux. Close enough? Haha. Dusty, leathery, and still-oaky nose, with a blackberry jam-like character which treads on drying out. Also notes of coffee and some herbs. It does feel quite Cabernet-dominant on the nose although it’s not. On the palate, it was very rich and even fat at times. The tannins were mouth-filling and sticky which stumped me a little (felt a little Merlot-like, yet not), but made sense upon reveal. Can’t say I enjoyed this much, but it’s definitely got complexity and substance. I’d need the right food pairing to enjoy this. — 2 months ago

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Mongrana Maremma Toscana SuperTuscan Blend 2019

I will start with how perfectly it’s matching with my meal of broccoli rabe with sausage. I’m. Fan of Sangiovese blends and this will please many. Medium bodied, lovely balance of berry and herbs/spices. flavors. Beautiful Ruby color — 6 months ago

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Palafreno Toscana IGT SuperTuscan Blend 2012

Actually, is 100% Merlot and is fabulous. One of best I've had and would not have readily thought it would be from Tuscany for this varietal. (2,000 bottles made) — 8 years ago

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Batàr Toscana Chardonnay Pinot Blanc 2018

Topper aan het strand met No Toscane lekker vol en zwaar — 4 months ago

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Turpino Toscana IGT SuperTuscan Blend 2017

Nov 2023: very nice after half an hour decant, black fruit, very soft, polished tannins. Would benefit if tannins were stronger, otherwise great wine. — 6 months ago

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Orlando Vin Santo del Chianti Classico 1990

Last bottle. New year’s eve spash. Almost Madeira like. — 3 years ago

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Which is not that strange as the Malvasia grape is part of the blend

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Chianti Classico Sangiovese Blend 2019

First time trying this popular Chianti Classico of which some 180,000 bottles are produced each year, and which retails for around £20-25. I must say, this is a very decent, polished, harmonious wine, although I found it lacking in either regional or varietal typicity and was surprised to find that it’s composed of 100% Sangiovese without any Cabernet in the blend. To me, it smelled and tasted closer to left bank Bordeaux than it did to any region of Tuscany - I don’t know if the winery’s use of French barrels contributes to this.

As I say, not a bad wine, but I wouldn’t recommend this to anyone seeking an expression of the region, or grape.
— 5 months ago

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Riserva Chianti Classico Sangiovese 2015

Grippy. Tannins are prominent. — 8 months ago

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