Rosso di Toscana, "Chiesamonti", Podere Le Boncie
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Rosso di Toscana, "Chiesamonti", Podere Le Boncie - 2021

Item # 47002 750 mL

Chiesamonti is a small parcel adjacent to the town of San Felice. Mostly Sangiovese with a touch of Canaiolo, these vines are 10 years old, grown in stony soil with a bit of clay. Lighter-bodied, mineral, with less overt fruit, and more aromatic than its sibling. Pair this elegant dry red with wild boar ragù.

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  • Limited Production: Only 1 bottle(s) per customer

Production Methods

Organic

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Biodynamic

Wine made from grapes grown organically using natural composting techniques and special preparations of herbal sprays while following the astronomical calendar.


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About the Producer

Giovanna Morganti Castelnuevo Berardenga Chianti, Tuscany, Italy Giovanna Morganti is a full supporter of the Biodynamic movement in Italy. In the early 2000s, along with luminaries Paolo Bea, Stanko Radikon, Edi Kante, and Giuseppe Rinaldi, she desired change in the Italian DOC system. These growers refused to conform to the industrial standards they believed were eroding the distinctiveness of...

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Glossary

Canaiolo

Also called Canaiolo Nero, this black grape is cultivated in Italy, but not as widely as in years past. After the 19th century's phylloxera epidemic, Canaiolo vines proved difficult to graft onto healthy rootstock, so it was grown much less. Today there are still pockets of Canaiolo vineyards throughout Tuscany, and it is an allowed ingredient in Chianti - in fact, in the 18th century it was even more crucial to the character of that beloved blend than Sangiovese.

Chianti

One of the famed wine-producing regions of Tuscany. Wines of Chianti can be made from any number of Sangiovese clones, and likewise the wines span a wide spectrum of flavor and aroma profiles. Young, fresh Chianti can offer notes of raspberries and sage on the nose and an almost ephemeral palate, supported by only slightly astringent acidity. Chianti Classico Riservas, at the other end of the spectrum, can be deep and brooding, with notes of underbrush and blackberries augmented by cocoa,...

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Sangiovese

Italy's most planted grape variety is at the heart of some of the most beloved wines in the country. Grown all over the region, but especially in Central Italy, Sangiovese is the only grape allowed in Brunello di Montalcino, and the main grape in Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, Chianti, and countless other delicious Italian blends. Sangiovese has shown itself in recent years to be an excellent complement to Cabernet Sauvignon in red Italian blends; this grape duo forms the basis of many of the...

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Tuscany

When you think of Tuscan wine, think of Sangiovese, the grape that is common to most great Tuscan reds (Vernaccia is the only white wine made here). Brunello di Montalcino, one of the most complex expressions of Sangiovese, has the best aging potential. Vino Nobile di Montepulciano shows the softer side of the grape, containing up to 20% of other varieties. Young Chianti often smells of fresh fruit and herbs, while Chianti Classico Riserva can be dark and brooding. The term “Super Tuscans”...

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