Love this producer but this bottle has more nail polish going on than previous vintages. Still drinkable though.
Love this producer but this bottle has more nail polish going on than previous vintages. Still drinkable though.
Aug 19th, 2019
Yum, think a little time would be even better.
Yum, think a little time would be even better.
Sep 8th, 2018
Delicious. Dry from the start. Tart. Want another immediately.
Delicious. Dry from the start. Tart. Want another immediately.
1 person found it helpfulOct 30th, 2017
Gameyness mega pleasant. Light on its feet with bright fruit. I'll be back for more...
Gameyness mega pleasant. Light on its feet with bright fruit. I'll be back for more...
1 person found it helpfulJun 6th, 2017
Steve had this 10 years ago
Steve had this 10 years ago
1 person found it helpfulSep 20th, 2014
Sangiovese, mammolo, ciliegiolo, colorino, foglia tonda blend. Bright red cherry, violets, some gaminess, and pepper notes. Clean finish, reminiscent of a Morgon gamay.
Sangiovese, mammolo, ciliegiolo, colorino, foglia tonda blend. Bright red cherry, violets, some gaminess, and pepper notes. Clean finish, reminiscent of a Morgon gamay.
1 person found it helpfulJul 31st, 2014
awash with red berries, dark cherry, bergamot, tried thyme, orange cake and faint leather. Juicy and vibrant in the palate, with a soft tug from the cat tongue like tannin that lattices the lithe fruit profile. Top notch
awash with red berries, dark cherry, bergamot, tried thyme, orange cake and faint leather. Juicy and vibrant in the palate, with a soft tug from the cat tongue like tannin that lattices the lithe fruit profile. Top notch
May 28th, 2017
This had a tartness that reminded me of cru Beaujolais
This had a tartness that reminded me of cru Beaujolais
Oct 27th, 2016
After a few days in Burgundy I was thirsty for Sangiovese, this was very well done
After a few days in Burgundy I was thirsty for Sangiovese, this was very well done
Nov 19th, 2015
Giovanna Morganti: Podere Le Boncie. She's a fine and set apart winemaker in San Felice/Castelnuovo Berardenga. Her house is the cellar, her mystic garden the vineyard where she does home-grown her own sangiovese grapes and few others local vine variety (mammolo foglia-tonda colorino canaiolo) allowed in the Chianti Classico Appellation, with such a filial piety and discipline as they were kids in a kindergarden. "Le Trame" is the name of her A rated eldest child, a magnificent utterance of Tuscany through the wine. Here's instead, her declassified sangiovese under the IGT umbrella (Indicazione Geografica Tipica) called simply, 5 - with a touch of self-irony - which in terms of grades at the School would be C or D. I do adore this "slacker" and strapping "5" for the harshness sour inborn at the wine, a spontaneous expression of a very acidic and stoney soil too!
Giovanna Morganti: Podere Le Boncie. She's a fine and set apart winemaker in San Felice/Castelnuovo Berardenga. Her house is the cellar, her mystic garden the vineyard where she does home-grown her own sangiovese grapes and few others local vine variety (mammolo foglia-tonda colorino canaiolo) allowed in the Chianti Classico Appellation, with such a filial piety and discipline as they were kids in a kindergarden. "Le Trame" is the name of her A rated eldest child, a magnificent utterance of Tuscany through the wine. Here's instead, her declassified sangiovese under the IGT umbrella (Indicazione Geografica Tipica) called simply, 5 - with a touch of self-irony - which in terms of grades at the School would be C or D. I do adore this "slacker" and strapping "5" for the harshness sour inborn at the wine, a spontaneous expression of a very acidic and stoney soil too!
Aug 20th, 2015
Tuscany, Italy
