Last but not least, we head to the Gabriella Chianti. This red wine comes from the Tuscany region of Italy. With 100% Sangiovese grapes, this 2008 wine sold for $7.95. The tasting notes provided first noted the wine's deep color, an almost purple, that you would expect with most Chiantis. Next, it points to the fruit, balanced by a bit of spice. While a bold, smooth wine, you can expect this Chianti to be be velvety smooth. This might be one of the first times I agree with the tasting notes. Maybe that means I'm getting better? I definitely picked up on the spices immediately on the nose. There was a citrus-y smell and taste, picking up on the fruitiness described. With this being a red wine, I expected it to be dry. Instead, I felt this wine was sweeter than usual, keeping with the velvety smoothness described. I definitely liked this wine, and while I may not have tried it with food, I very well may go back to get it later.
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Tasting - Gabriella Chianti
Last but not least, we head to the Gabriella Chianti. This red wine comes from the Tuscany region of Italy. With 100% Sangiovese grapes, this 2008 wine sold for $7.95. The tasting notes provided first noted the wine's deep color, an almost purple, that you would expect with most Chiantis. Next, it points to the fruit, balanced by a bit of spice. While a bold, smooth wine, you can expect this Chianti to be be velvety smooth. This might be one of the first times I agree with the tasting notes. Maybe that means I'm getting better? I definitely picked up on the spices immediately on the nose. There was a citrus-y smell and taste, picking up on the fruitiness described. With this being a red wine, I expected it to be dry. Instead, I felt this wine was sweeter than usual, keeping with the velvety smoothness described. I definitely liked this wine, and while I may not have tried it with food, I very well may go back to get it later.
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