Showing posts with label Maremma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maremma. Show all posts
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Tenuta Sassoregale Sangiovese 2009 (Maremma, Tuscany)
Under screwcap and sub-$15 at retail in Australia is a pretty good start for an Italian sangiovese. From the Maremma, the 2009 Tenuta Sassoregale offers bright red fruits, a hit of tangy refreshment and a touch of varietal sangiovese tannin. The fruit does dip on the mid-palate and wash out somewhat on the finish, but this does not really matter if you have a plate of pork sausages on the table and a weeknight urge for sangiovese. Decent and another example of the value (and screwcap certainty) now coming in from Italy.
Labels:
2009,
Italian wine,
Maremma,
sangiovese,
Tuscany
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