Italy

Chianti

Described by the owners as a real ‘Toscanaccio’, meaning a very traditional red with good acidity. Originating from clay soils, Arciduca ages well in the short to medium term, so this 2013 is reaching its peak. Its engaging soft red fruit flavours are still bright above a savoury, nuanced, slowly melting core.

Sangiovese

Cappella Sant’Andrea, Arciduca, Chianti, Colli Senesi, Tuscany, Italy, 2013

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Described by the owners as a real ‘Toscanaccio’, meaning a very traditional red with good acidity. Originating from clay soils, 

75cl

Monty Waldin

Cappella Sant’Andrea

Tuscany

Cappella Sant’Andrea, Arciduca, Chianti, Colli Senesi, 2013

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Cappella Sant’Andrea, Arciduca, Chianti, Colli Senesi, 2013

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