Piccini
Chianti Classico Sangiovese
Chianti Classico, Chianti, Tuscany, Italy

Nice cherry fruit, medium-full body, and noticeable dryness. A really nice Chianti that won't break the bank.
Nice cherry fruit, medium-full body, and noticeable dryness. A really nice Chianti that won't break the bank.
1 person found it helpfulNov 30th, 2016
Light ruby in color with a light red rim.
Nose of cherries, raspberry juice, earth, spices, smoke, peppermint, dirt and peppercorn.
Medium bodied with medium plus acidity and long legs.
Dry on the palate and tart on the attack, with raspberries, strawberries, earth, leather, cherries, spices, pomegranates, graphite, peppercorn and oak.
Tart finish with soft tannins and tart cherries.
This Chianti Classico is simple and unbalanced, with a thin mouthfeel. Much better right out of the bottle, as It becomes very acidic as it opens up.
Drinkable, but better with food. I paired it with Spaghetti and meat sauce.
13% alcohol by volume.
Light ruby in color with a light red rim.
Nose of cherries, raspberry juice, earth, spices, smoke, peppermint, dirt and peppercorn.
Medium bodied with medium plus acidity and long legs.
Dry on the palate and tart on the attack, with raspberries, strawberries, earth, leather, cherries, spices, pomegranates, graphite, peppercorn and oak.
Tart finish with soft tannins and tart cherries.
This Chianti Classico is simple and unbalanced, with a thin mouthfeel. Much better right out of the bottle, as It becomes very acidic as it opens up.
Drinkable, but better with food. I paired it with Spaghetti and meat sauce.
13% alcohol by volume.

Is this app screwed up or what? It's not fair to rate Chianti without food, but this isn't as bad as a lot of reviewers have said. There's a pleasant little smack of funk up front, which I enjoy. Tart cherry and raspberry, chalk, moderate tannins with a thinner mouthfeel. Slight metallic finish. I'll try my 2nd pour with a loaded spaghetti squash and see how that goes.
Listening to Drive By Truckers.
Is this app screwed up or what? It's not fair to rate Chianti without food, but this isn't as bad as a lot of reviewers have said. There's a pleasant little smack of funk up front, which I enjoy. Tart cherry and raspberry, chalk, moderate tannins with a thinner mouthfeel. Slight metallic finish. I'll try my 2nd pour with a loaded spaghetti squash and see how that goes.
Listening to Drive By Truckers.

Smooth, light Chianti at Giacomo’s in South End, Boston
Smooth, light Chianti at Giacomo’s in South End, Boston
Sep 24th, 2021
Nose is soft and ripe, violets and fresh baked goods, strawberry and earth. The palate is more tart than I expected - fresh raspberry juice comes to mind - accompanied by a subtle earthy richness. Finish is bright and simple. Not a bad Classico but wouldn't buy it again.
Nose is soft and ripe, violets and fresh baked goods, strawberry and earth. The palate is more tart than I expected - fresh raspberry juice comes to mind - accompanied by a subtle earthy richness. Finish is bright and simple. Not a bad Classico but wouldn't buy it again.
Feb 18th, 2021
‘Dry Red Wine’ it says on the back. Great! Heavy bottle. Must be a wine to age. Hope 4 years is enough. Hints of pie cherry and mineral water on the nose. Also rocks. Wet and dry rocks. It smells good. Balanced and inviting. Flavors are lovely. Dried herbs, tart berries, smoked blood oranges?, wild thyme? Lots of stuff. Clean and smooth. Tannins are nice. Dry but not drying. It’s a very nice Classico. Hit the spot with the classic spaghetti marinara too.
‘Dry Red Wine’ it says on the back. Great! Heavy bottle. Must be a wine to age. Hope 4 years is enough. Hints of pie cherry and mineral water on the nose. Also rocks. Wet and dry rocks. It smells good. Balanced and inviting. Flavors are lovely. Dried herbs, tart berries, smoked blood oranges?, wild thyme? Lots of stuff. Clean and smooth. Tannins are nice. Dry but not drying. It’s a very nice Classico. Hit the spot with the classic spaghetti marinara too.
Sep 29th, 2020



