Castellare di Castellina
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Chianti Classico Castellare di Castellina, Tasting notes:
Fragrant, fresh with pleasant hints of red fruit, liquorice, currant and a light touch of vanilla. The typical notes of Chianti Sangiovese dominate. Expresses a pleasant sweetness, it is round, soft and savoury. Acidity and persistence characterize a very elegant aftertaste.
Chianti classico castellare di castellina is perfect to match first courses, red meats, and aged cheeses. Sangiovese 90% Canaiolo 10% The producer, the very famous and renowned company Castellare di Castellina is in fact one of the most historic, working to defend these centuries-old traditions.
Label:
CASTELLARE DI CASTELLINA
CHIANTI CLASSICO DOCG
Produced and bottled by Castellare di Castellina (Nettuno srl) Castellina in Chianti (SI) - ITALY
PRODUCED IN ITALY
13.5% vol.
contains sulphites
Castellare di Castellina
The producer, the very famous and renowned company Castellare di Castellina is in fact one of the most historic, working to defend these centuries-old traditions. Castellare di Castellina was born from the union of four farms. Those were the 70’s when the so-called Renaissance of the Italian wine had begun. A Renaissance to which Castellare was able to give its own contribution, keeping together tradition and innovation.
Le Ginestre IGT Castellare di Castellina, Tasting notes:
Straw yellow color. The nose has delicious aromas of yellow peach and elderberry. You can perceive notes of grape and a finally a touch of vanilla. The palate enters round and shows a balanced structure.
Tangible proof that Tuscany is also a land of white wines, even if for the most part produced using international varieties. A pleasant wine to drink, in which the depth of a Chardonnay and the aroma typical of a Sauvignon Blanc come together in a delicate and equally full-flavoured blend.
Label:
CASTELLARE DI CASTELLINA
GINESTRE
TUSCANY
Typical Geographical Indication
Bottled by the producer
Castellare di Castellina (Nettuno srl) Castellina in Chianti (SI) - ITALY
PRODUCED IN ITALY
75cl
13% vol.
Contains sulphites
Castellare di Castellina
The producer, the very famous and renowned company Castellare di Castellina is in fact one of the most historic, working to defend these centuries-old traditions. Castellare di Castellina was born from the union of four farms. Those were the 70’s when the so-called Renaissance of the Italian wine had begun. A Renaissance to which Castellare was able to give its own contribution, keeping together tradition and innovation.
Vin Santo del Chianti Classico DOCCastellare di Castellina, Tasting notes:
Vibrant amber colour. The nose is bursting with dried fruit, honey, caramel and candied fruit. On the palate it is broad and enveloping, leaving a sensation of chestnut flour and a long, pleasant finish.
Neither too dry nor too sweet. Produced in strict accordance with tradition, but with Malvasia Bianca and a small amount of Trebbiano grapes dried out in an aired area and not on “cannicci” (special wicker surfaces). And then in half-barriques with 20 to 30 year old deposits (“madri”). There’s never enough.
Label:
CASTELLARE DI CASTELLINA
VINSANTO DEL CHIANTI CLASSICO
Controlled designation of origin
Produced and bottled by Castellare di Castellina (Nettuno srl) Castellina in Chianti (SI) - ITALY
PRODUCED IN ITALY
375 ml
16% vol
Contains sulphites
Castellare di Castellina
The producer, the very famous and renowned company Castellare di Castellina is in fact one of the most historic, working to defend these centuries-old traditions. Castellare di Castellina was born from the union of four farms. Those were the 70’s when the so-called Renaissance of the Italian wine had begun. A Renaissance to which Castellare was able to give its own contribution, keeping together tradition and innovation.
Aceto di Castellare di Castellina, Tasting notes:
castellar vinegar is obtained from great red wines using the 'chip method' by implementing natural steps that preserve and enhance the characteristics of the base wine used.
The presence of any sediment does not change the genuineness of the product but rather confirms it.
Aceto di Castellare di Castellina:
Red Wine Vinegar
degree of acidity 7.5
Castellare di Castellina
The producer, the very famous and renowned company Castellare di Castellina is in fact one of the most historic, working to defend these centuries-old traditions. Castellare di Castellina was born from the union of four farms. Those were the 70’s when the so-called Renaissance of the Italian wine had begun. A Renaissance to which Castellare was able to give its own contribution, keeping together tradition and innovation.
Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Castellare di Castellina, Tasting notes:
Characterized by fruity notes of currant and cherry emerge sensations of tobacco and spices deriving from the careful refinement in wood. Very compact, with notes of vanilla and chocolate, with sweet and soft tannins and a persistent acidity typical of the Sangiovese variety| good is the persistence on the palate and the complexity of the aftertaste.
Sangiovese from Chianti
Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva typical ruby red colour, which has a tendency to become garnet red as the wine ages. The nose has an intense aroma of violets and an elegance that is enhanced over time. On the palate the wine displays relatively dry and harmonious notes, while also being slightly tannic, with a flavour that becomes increasingly velvety over time.
Castellare di Castellina
The producer, the very famous and renowned company Castellare di Castellina is in fact one of the most historic, working to defend these centuries-old traditions. Castellare di Castellina was born from the union of four farms. Those were the 70’s when the so-called Renaissance of the Italian wine had begun. A Renaissance to which Castellare was able to give its own contribution, keeping together tradition and innovation.
Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Il Poggiale Castellare di Castellina, Tasting notes:
Vibrant and lively ruby colour. The nose displays typical violet flowers and cherry fruit scents and a mineral note. Opens immediately to the palate with freshness and flavour dominating the middle part of the tasting, while the pleasant finish offers fragrant fruity notes.
Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Il Poggiale reserve obtained from a single vineyard and which received the highest scores for its elegance and typical characteristics. A wine that showcases the enormous potential of the Sangioveto grape.
Label:
CASTELLARE DI CASTELLINA
CHIANTI CLASSICO RISERVA IL POGGIALE DOCG
Bottled by Castellare di Castellina (Nettuno srl) Castellina in Chianti (SI) - ITALY
PRODUCED IN ITALY
14% vol.
contains sulphites
75 cl
Castellare di Castellina
The producer, the very famous and renowned company Castellare di Castellina is in fact one of the most historic, working to defend these centuries-old traditions. Castellare di Castellina was born from the union of four farms. Those were the 70’s when the so-called Renaissance of the Italian wine had begun. A Renaissance to which Castellare was able to give its own contribution, keeping together tradition and innovation.
Poggio ai Merli IGT Castellare di Castellina, Tasting notes:
Is complex and the hints of black fruit (blackberry and blueberry in particular) clearly prevail. Raspberry, morello cherry, blackberry and plum, followed by roasted notes of cocoa, vanilla and coffee. On the palate is soft and enveloping, with fine and elegant tannins. Warm, soft and very balanced The finish is long and harmonious with a distinct fruity aftertaste.
Tuscany is a land of excellence for Merlot. Castellare merlot, thanks to the special location of the vineyard, has a rare personality. Since the first vintage it was defined as a monument to wine excellence.
Label:
POGGIO AI MERLI DI CASTELLARE
TUSCAN
Typical geographical indication
Castellare di Castellina (Nettuno srl) Produced and bottled by Castellina in Chianti (SI) - ITALY
PRODUCED IN ITALY
14.5% vol.
Contains sulphites
75 cl
Castellare di Castellina
The producer, the very famous and renowned company Castellare di Castellina is in fact one of the most historic, working to defend these centuries-old traditions. Castellare di Castellina was born from the union of four farms. Those were the 70’s when the so-called Renaissance of the Italian wine had begun. A Renaissance to which Castellare was able to give its own contribution, keeping together tradition and innovation.
