Chianti Gran Selezione DOCG
- DOCG
- Sangiovese
- 2022 · 150 cl
Chianti Gran Selezione DOCG from Frescobaldi, Sangiovese from the Tenuta Perano, distinguished by James Suckling 93 and Wine Spectator 95, aged at least 30 months
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Chianti Gran Selezione DOCG from Frescobaldi, Sangiovese from the Tenuta Perano, distinguished by James Suckling 93 and Wine Spectator 95, aged at least 30 months
Chianti Gran Selezione DOCG from Frescobaldi, sangiovese from the Tenuta Perano refined for at least 30 months, distinguished by James Suckling and Wine Spectator
Here you find a Chianti Superiore DOCG from Melini, sangiovese grosso, Chianti zone and minimum 9 months of ageing, at €8.61
Castello Monsanto Chianti DOCG 2021, Sangiovese, fermented in steel and aged 6-12 months, priced at €11.71 with varied Tuscan pairings


Une idéeSangiovese Grosso WinesEn Toscane, Sangiovese Grosso désigne un biotype à grosses baies de la famille du sangiovese, non une appellation à lui seul.219 vinsThis Chianti DOCG Riserva from Melini, Sangiovese from the Chianti zone, is aged at least 24 months and sold for €7.55 instead of €9.27
White Vino liquoroso from Frescobaldi in Chianti Colli Fiorentini, blending Trebbiano Toscano and Malvasia Bianca at 16°, for €8.36 instead of €9.47
Chianti DOCG from the Frescobaldi estate, at Castiglioni in Val di Pesa: sangiovese complemented with merlot, aged a few months in oak barrels, at €8.69
Melini Chianti DOCG 2024, sangiovese as the sole grape, fermented in steel, macerated on the skins and aged at least 3 months in bottle; sold at €8.75 and to be served between 16 and 18 °C
Chianti Montalbano DOCG from the Artimino estate, 100% Sangiovese aged 12 months in barrel then 6–8 months in bottle, at €13.91 instead of €16.43
This Chianti Superiore DOCG Buccia Nera 2022, made of Sangiovese, is aged at least 12 months and sold for €13.18
Vin Santo DOCG from Chianti signed Frescobaldi, Trebbiano Toscano and Malvasia Bianca Lunga, appassimento and minimum 3 years aging in caratelli
Chianti DOCG from the Castiglioni estate in Montespertoli, Sangiovese complemented with a little Merlot, aged 6 months in steel and sold at €9.54 for 75 cl in a large format
Chianti DOCG from the Melini estate, Sangiovese from Tuscany, vinified in steel with aging of at least three months in bottle and sold at €8.55
This Chianti DOCG from Buccia Nera combines Sangiovese, a named Chianti zone and a contained price of €9.70, with detailed Tuscan pairings
Serristori Chianti DOCG, Sangiovese, at €8.20 instead of €9.64, fermented in steel and aged at least 3 months in bottle
Castello Monsanto signs a Chianti Gran Selezione 2020 in sangiovese, awarded tre bicchieri, aged at least 30 months in wood and sold for €64.73 instead of €72.12
Chianti Riserva DOCG signed Il Palagio: 100 % Sangiovese from Chianti, aged at least 24 months in French oak, notes of cherry and spices, serve at 16-18 °C
Chianti Riserva DOCG from Buccia Nera: sangiovese, aged at least 24 months and priced at €18.36 for a red with notes of red fruits and spices
Terra Di Seta signs a Chianti Riserva DOCG 2019 made of sangiovese, aged at least 24 months in oak barrels, with notes of cherry, spices and violet
Organic Chianti Superiore DOC from Donatella Cinelli Colombini, 90 % sangiovese and 10 % canaiolo, aged at least 12 months in steel, offered at €13.54 instead of €15.97
Chianti DOCG 2023 from Fattoria dei Barbi, mainly Sangiovese, fermented in steel and aged for a minimum of 12 months, served at 16-18 °C with red meats and aged cheeses
Chianti DOCG 2024 from the Tenuta di Artimino, Sangiovese from Montalbano at €8.59, fermentation in steel and aging of at least six months
Chianti DOCG 2022 from Cantine Leonardo Da Vinci, 85% Sangiovese with Merlot, at €8.98 instead of €10.73, serve at 16-18°C
Chianti Colli Fiorentini DOCG 2020 from the Ugo Bing estate, Sangiovese, aged for at least six months in steel, at €15.37 instead of €17.95
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The «generic» Chianti (outside the Classico or Rufina sub-zones) covers a vast territory between Florence, Pisa and Arezzo, with sub-appellations such as Colli Fiorentini, Montalbano or Colline Pisane. More affordable in price than Chianti Classico, it is an everyday sangiovese, soft and fruity, which remains the most natural gateway to Tuscan wines.
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