48 results for "2006 Torciano Il Cavaliere Rosso Toscano" between $5.00 and $100.00

(Free S/H $39/btl)This wine is made up of 70% Sangiovese and 30% Merlot. It is a truly delicious, full-bodied wine with deep aromas of black cherry and well-rounded flavor structure of pepper and oak. An Italian Blockbuster. A gorgeous Super Tuscan from the estate of Tenuta Torciano and Winemaker Pierluigi Giachi and Enologist Signore Capelli. The Il Cavaliere was divided into tank, large casks and small barriques of oak and chestnut, which allowed the winemakers to customize the final blends for...

A Proprietary Blend wine from Tuscany in Italy. 2009 Montesecondo Rosso Toscano 750ml

- The most widely planted grape in Italy is Sangiovese, a high-acid grape with moderate to high tannins, apparent earthiness and subtle fruit. It is thought to have originated in Tuscany and its name, which translates to "blood of Jove," leads historians to believe it may date all the way back to the Etruscan period, though historical mentions only go as far back as the early 1700s. Though planted all over modern Italy, the most significant wines made from Sangiovese still come from Tuscany: Chianti...

This wine is from Italy, Tuscany region. Wine TUSCANY

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The 2008 Non Confunditur is 40% Cabernet Sauvignon, 20% Merlot, 20% Syrah and 20% Sangiovese. This is a relatively fleshy 2008 with excellent depth in its dark fruit, spices, licorice and herbs. Some slightly hard edges remain, but a few months in bottle should help the wine find its balance. Anticipated maturity: 2010-2013. 88 Points Wine Advocate

A blend of Sangiovese and the ridiculously obscure Foglia Tonda, the Caprandole has all the inky black fruit one expects from a proper Tuscan but with a round, easy character to the back-palate. On the richer end of medium-bodied with toned down acidity. This is a fantastic substitute for over-valued Chianti and will be sure to please old and new world palates alike.

This outstanding red is made to embody the traditions and innovative spirit of Tuscany. Only the finest Sangiovese and Merlot from family-owned vineyards near Suvereto, Cecina and Bolgheri are used to make this Super-Tuscan. 90% Sangiovese 10% Merlot. Ruby red in color with a complex bouquet of violets and cherries. Features a dry taste with nuances of plums, black pepper and long finish. . .

Monte Antico means ancient mountain in Italian.  In the world of fine wines, a unique combination of quality, reliability and value since 1977, this label belongs to Neil & Maria Empson, who launched the Super Tuscan five years after founding the Neil Empson Selections.  It was their special affinity to the heartland of Italy that led them to make their very own mark on Tuscan soil: with the Maestro of Italian winemakers, Franco Bernabei.  They have styled the Tuscan grape per eccellenza and expressed...

- The most widely planted grape in Italy is Sangiovese, a high-acid grape with moderate to high tannins, apparent earthiness and subtle fruit. It is thought to have originated in Tuscany and its name, which translates to "blood of Jove," leads historians to believe it may date all the way back to the Etruscan period, though historical mentions only go as far back as the early 1700s. Though planted all over modern Italy, the most significant wines made from Sangiovese still come from Tuscany: Chianti...

The 2001 Le Marze Rosso is mostly Bordeaux grapes but with a bit of Syrah as well. Fresh ruby in color, the aromas of ripe black currant and blackberry fruit, minerals and bacon fat are followed by a well concentrated, balanced, and spicy palate, warm and alcoholic but with a certain elegance as well. Drink: 2005-2015. 90 Points Wine Advocate

This delicious wine is loaded with an alluring array of aromas opening with ripe black cherry and licorice, followed up by notes of leather and dried herbs. On the palate, the wine is medium bodied, round and supple with velvety tannins and rich spicy fruit flavors. It’s elegant and well-balanced with a long silky finish.