Tj Adams

9.0

Dan Kratzer light but full body — 4 years ago

Dan Wesolowski

9.3

Wonderful in every way. — 5 years ago

Timothy Lynch

9.1

No longer a puppy but still has room to grow. It will never be sensational but it will get awfully close. Paired it up with Alla Puttanesca. A perfect match. — 7 years ago

Julie Obermeyer

9.1

Love this. A glass or two by the pool. Fantastic. Pears and peaches. Stainless steel fermentation. — 7 years ago

Sheila StCyr

9.5

Wonderful Sangiovese wine! Full fruit nose with a smooth finish! — 8 years ago

with Darcie

Becky Fritz

8.9

Vintage cellar — 8 years ago

J David Vaccaro

9.0

Tuscan blend enjoyed in Volterra — 8 years ago

Daniel Bloom

8.9

N:A Funk monster that subsides w air, Deep Sangiovese charachter plus earth,
namely tilled soil, underbrush.
P: Midweight w chewy tannins and plenty of acid. Shines w a light rabbit ragú. — 4 years ago

Brett Rogosin

9.1

Castello di Monteriggioni. Quite tasty. Nose of violet, lavender, and herbs with red fruit and some earth. The paper is finessed with lush tannins. Can use time. Maybe age worthy for 5-10 years, but very much drinkable now. Great with pork dishes. — 7 years ago

with Brooke

Ricardo Rios

9.3

Smooth, deep Cherry spices, has a body to it. Paired with lamb loin, game savory cheeses — 7 years ago

Nicolas Owens

9.5

Pretty much what Lyle and Matt said... So happy to have this to pour on a Friday night after a long week in a parallel universe. — 8 years ago

with Anne

Kate

9.1

Imperial tasting — 8 years ago

Preet Atwal

9.1

Great wine for the & — 8 years ago

with Bhavin

Nesim Bekalti

9.5

Plum, ripe cherry, geranium, raw meat, dry leaves, dusty earth, chicory, baking spice, chalky grippy tannins, m+(1 glass left in bot.) acid, long finish. Needs time. After 3 days una bomba! Interesting to see what it would have been — 9 years ago

Won Choo

9.5

Excellent vintage, perfect tanin and balance.
— 5 years ago

Ben LaBolt

9.0

This isn’t usually my favorite varietal but really liked this one - great flavor, well balanced, bit of fruit but not overwhelming. — 5 years ago

with Leo

Kellin

9.3

Perfect with homemade Italian food. — 7 years ago

Gregg Gaut

8.9

From Total Wine — 7 years ago

Freddy R. Troya

9.5

Antinori – Tignanello 2014
Toscana IGT – Italy 🇮🇹
Blend: Predominantly Sangiovese with Cabernet Sauvignon & Cabernet Franc

Overview
A benchmark Super Tuscan, Tignanello has been at the forefront of Italy’s modern wine movement since the 1970s. The 2014 vintage, from a cooler and more challenging year, shows the estate’s skill in crafting balance, depth, and elegance even when conditions were less than ideal. (Educational note: Tignanello was one of the first wines to break Chianti Classico tradition by blending Sangiovese with international varieties and aging in small French oak barrels.)

Aromas & Flavors
Blackberries, cherries, and currants form the core, wrapped in notes of violet, spice, and tobacco. Subtle cedar and cocoa tones from oak integration add depth without overpowering the fruit.

Mouthfeel
Medium to full-bodied, silky in texture with medium-plus tannins that frame the fruit beautifully. Balanced acidity keeps the wine fresh, while the finish lingers with spice and dark fruit.

Food Pairings
Excellent with bistecca alla Fiorentina, lamb chops, or wild boar ragu. Also pairs with aged pecorino or truffle-infused pasta.

Verdict
A Super Tuscan you simply cannot miss. The 2014 Tignanello is elegant, balanced, and layered — proof that even in a cooler vintage, Antinori delivers sophistication and finesse. 🍷

Did You Know?
Tignanello was first released in 1971 and is often credited with sparking the “Super Tuscan” revolution, redefining Italian fine wine. — 8 years ago

Mikhail Merkulov

9.5

Very good vine under 20$ — 9 years ago