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Lornano Chianti Classico 2013
Chianti Classico DOCG
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- Gold, Luca Maroni, 2017
- 97pts, Luca Maroni, 2017
- 90pts, Decanter, 2017
- 90pts, Wine Enthusiast, 2020
- 92pts, James Suckling, 2020
Classico is the original and most prestigious Chianti zone, first recognised for quality in 1716. The Taddei family’s Lornano estate in the Castellina hills make this superb, 97 point, satin smooth wine purely from Sangiovese, oak aged for 12 months.
Classico is the original and most prestigious Chianti zone, first recognised for quality in 1716. The Taddei family’s Lornano estate in the Castellina hills make this superb, 97 point, satin smooth wine purely from Sangiovese, oak aged for 12 months.
Beyond the Label
Tasting notes
Full bodied with silken tannins, lively fruit richness, oak hints
Aroma
Potent aroma of blackberry, spice, cedar and redcurrant
More information
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Red - Medium to Full Bodied
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Intense ruby red
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14.5% ABV
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10.88 Units
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750.00 ml
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31 December, 2020
Such has been the demand for Chianti over the last half century, the region has expanded way beyond it original centre. This seminal zone is now called Chianti Classico and here the finest wines are made. The Taddei family’s medium sized fattoria (wine estate, not factory!) makes wine from its own 28 hectares of Sangiovese vines. All bottles proudly bear the ‘Gallo Nero’ (black rooster) symbol unique to wines from the Classico zone. The 2013 vintage is considered ‘classic’ due to a great summer and late autumn harvest. After a year in French oak and time in bottle, the wine is ready now. Complex notes of ripe berries and spice with a fresh finish make it ideal with classic Italian cuisine such as wild mushroom risotto or saltimbocca.
For the 2011 vintage
