Cannot go wrong with 2018 vintage on most central Tuscan wines and this isn’t an exception. A nice, inexpensive, appealing and approachable Sangiovese driven with a gentle tannins, bright orange acidity, juicy cranberry, ripe red cherries and spice and subtle touch of oak. A perfect pizza companion wine for a casual drinking! — 3 months ago
Silky with soft front end, full bodied, nice color, smooth finish. Imbalanced oak overtones. Nice wine under $20. — 4 months ago
Love it! Crisp and refreshing. — 17 days ago
Delicious. Low tannins, sweet, fruity, smooth. Blueberry, blackberry, plum jam. — 4 months ago
Castello Di Amorosa Tasting - 2/5
Light bodied. Rich in flavor. Dry aftertaste. Their best wine. — 9 months ago
Popped and poured; enjoyed over the course of three hours. The 2015 pours a beautiful garnet color with a transparent core; medium+ viscosity with light staining of the tears. On the nose, the wine is developing with notes of ripe and some tart red fruits: Morello cherry, raspberry, blood orange, black tea, red flowers, licorice, leather, exotic spices, and dry stony earth. On the palate, the wine is dry with medium+ tannin and medium+ acid. Confirming the notes from the nose. The finish is long and savory. This needed about an hour in the decanter before it really began to strut its stuff but when it did, holy smokes, it was out of this world. A brilliant wine and a beautiful expression of Sangiovese and Montalcino. What a lovely treat. Drink now through 2045. — a month ago
Leaning on the acidic. Great pairing for pizza! — 4 months ago
We both liked it — 7 months ago
Daniel Ciolek
Delightful reasonably priced Brunello for the quality. Impressive nose on opening with non—aggressive raspberry strawberry cherry mild spice and mild undergrowth. The palate is fruit forward with the same fruit and spice profiles with soft tannins extending the finish for a while. Not sure it will cellar well but it’s at a peak now with little air needed. — a day ago