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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![Gae Saccoccio - NdC Gae Saccoccio - NdC](https://s3.amazonaws.com/delectable-profile-photos/gaesaccoccio-ndc-1451061638-050ebbc8cb74_250x250.jpg)
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![Marshal White Marshal White](https://graph.facebook.com/52703910/picture?type=large)
Bit bretty, but really delicious. There's something like zin; red, juicy, bramble fruits, plenty acid. Super tasty
Bit bretty, but really delicious. There's something like zin; red, juicy, bramble fruits, plenty acid. Super tasty
Jul 13th, 2015![Scott Manlin Scott Manlin](https://graph.facebook.com/1502769978/picture?type=large)
Yep, I think this wine is going to find its way to Chicago. A recommendation and find from the talented @elizaharcourt
Yep, I think this wine is going to find its way to Chicago. A recommendation and find from the talented @elizaharcourt
Oct 23rd, 2014