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Spumante Metodo Classico from Chioccioli, in Gaiole in Chianti: Sangiovese in bubbles, over three years on lees, served at 6-8°C with aperitivi and fish. No distinction or organic mention, and the precise appellation is not claimed.
Sangiovese in Metodo Classico in Gaiole in Chianti, Chianti Classico zone: Tuscan grape variety and place named, but no DOCG appellation claimed.
No award or guide mentioned, producer not cited in any ranking: simple absence of information, rating maintained within the range.
At €19.95 instead of €23.89, the crossed-out price is real and the price remains moderate for a Metodo Classico aged over three years on lees.
Specific pairings (aperitivi, antipasti, fish), aromatic profile described (yeast, bread crust, fresh fruit) and serving temperature indicated at 6-8°C.
Chioccioli named and located in Gaiole in Chianti, second fermentation in bottle and over three years on lees specified.
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Comment on noteThe wine
Imagine for a moment Tuscany, not only for its powerful reds, but for a fine and elegant sparkling wine. That's what I discovered with Chioccioli's Spumante Metodo Classico, a true surprise that shakes up preconceived ideas about Sangiovese.
The Chioccioli estate, nestled in Gaiole in Chianti, is the stage for this innovation. It is here, in this terroir renowned for its great red wines, that this Spumante is born, from a rigorous selection of Sangiovese grapes. The classic method, with its second fermentation in the bottle, is employed, giving this wine a unique personality and a finesse that you will appreciate.
This Spumante is the result of more than three years of aging on the lees, a process that brings it complexity and character. Its robe reveals fine, persistent bubbles, a prelude to the tasting. On the nose, you will be charmed by delicate notes of yeast and bread crust, interwoven with aromas of fresh fruits such as green apple and citrus. On the palate, I was struck by the perfect balance between vibrant acidity and a soft texture. It is an elegant and refined drink, where the creamy bubbles highlight a harmonious structure, offering a very pleasing taste dynamic.
This Spumante Metodo Classico is remarkably versatile at the table. I highly recommend it to accompany your aperitivi, those moments of sharing before the meal. It pairs gracefully with seafood antipasti, fish-based dishes, and even fresh cheeses. It is a choice option for celebrations or for elevating a refined tasting. Let yourself be tempted by this Tuscan sparkling wine, it will surprise and delight you.