Pale garnet in color, this wine presents pronounced aromas of macerated cherries, with subtle hints of menthol and dry earth. I did not notice any floral notes.
On the palate, the wine confirms the nose, displaying medium-plus tannins and medium acidity, with a medium finish.
I believe this wine could benefit from a couple more years of aging in the cellar, although I really enjoyed it. I look forward to trying it again in 2027 or 2028. — a year ago
Chefs kiss. Smooth, balanced and complex. Not ur everyday vermentino (at least my everyday vermentino) — 6 years ago
What a great tasting wine. The body of this wine is not heavy but tastes like a full body wine. — 8 years ago
Great with stuffed mushrooms. Meaty enough to pair with ribeye. — 9 years ago
Enjoyed the 2015 after 5 years to celebrate a baby! deep and dark cherry notes. Sipping alone then with food worked. — 10 months ago
Medium ruby color.
Aromas of red delicious, red cherry, raspberry.
Dry. Flavors of black cherry, licorice, some savory character. Smooth, moderate tannins.
Intensity: 4/5
Complexity: 4/5
Balance: 4/5
Finish: 4/5 — 3 years ago
2008 Vintage — 7 years ago
Bright red. Sweet spice, ripe red cherry, licorice and flowers on the nose and in the mouth. Smooth and bright, and though not exactly the last word in concentration or complexity, this is downright irresistible in its juicy, fruity appeal. Podere Brizio recently changed ownership and now belongs to Dievole, the Chianti Classico producer (Podere Brizio’s previous owner, Roberto Bellini, is the man who sold the Chiesa di Santa Restituta estate to Gaja, who renamed it Pieve di Santa Restituta). (Ian D'Agata, Vinous, April 2018) — 8 years ago
Etwas schwer; aber: sehr gut zum Essen (Spaghetti). — 10 years ago
Ottimo.. Profumo "affumicato" — 12 years ago
Red fruits, earth ,herbs. 2015. Vm — 5 years ago
Nice crisp menthol notes with round plum and savoury spice. On lockdown with Racquel — 6 years ago
Dried cherries, Italian style. — 9 years ago
Very nice — 10 years ago

Italy, Pietrasanta, Enotecha, Dinner, Al & Fab. (Jammy). — 11 years ago
Daniel Bloom
Cherry and leather nose. Mid range palate , smooth at first, not heavy, really opens and shines with a Sunday gravy meat sauce.
Evidently, Catignano is a specific, higher elevation plane, and or in this case, an organic offering from Dievole. They sure do put out quite a bit.
As the wine opens w protein and acids, it’s rather tannic and juicy in the inner mouth. A surprise of quality from a large scale producer. It’s nice leathery, cherry, mineral Sangiovese perfect for tomato based pasta dishes.
Thanks @garagiste . — 7 months ago