Nice drinking red — 9 years ago
Brambleberry...yum — 9 years ago
Had w dinner @ Sostanza in Florence IT. 25€. Ciao! — 10 years ago
Ezequiel had this 10 years ago
GUADOAL TASSO BRUCIATO 2013 TOSCANA, CAB 20% MERLOT 15% SYRAH Guado a Tasso estate owned by italian super power Antinori 50 miles SW of Florence in Bolgheri by the sea. Bolgheri became known for being the birthplace of Super Tuscans (wines using mainly international varietal like cabernet sauvignon ,merlot, cab franc and syrah )about 50 yrs ago when the benchmark SASSICAIA was first created. Since then the area has been growing immensely producing some great expensive wines( Sassicaia, Ornellaia , Masseto) but also some affordable easy drinking ones like BRUCIATO that encloses softness of the smell of the breeze that touches Bolgheri and its hills is expressed in the glass with a deep ruby red and hints of cherry, blackberry and sweet spices. In the mouth ,is elegant and cozy ,thanks to a delicate softness , also due to the refinement of 12 months in new oak barrels and nice spice and delicate aromas The nose is dominated by intense notes of ripe red berry fruit and complementary aromas of sweet spices and coffee.Ample and
balanced on the palate,the wine shows silky tannins along with a sweet and spicy finish and aftertaste. — 10 years ago
Had this wine while in Florence. Very good with red meat. — 10 years ago
They gaveonef property since 15th century 45 minutes south of Florence. They have bought into the maremma and Sicily this wine is easy drinking red berry fruit Lapo is a name that they use for the person that first used the chianti name the bottle has the original seal and order for the purchase of chianti wine classic style chianti. Finish 30+ — 11 years ago
Florence superb wine — 12 years ago
Had in Florence with friends. Deep dark red. I usually don't prefer One of the best Chianti's I've had. — 8 years ago
This one aging gracefully. Primary fruity and floral aromatics have evolved into loamy dark fruits. On the palate it maintains its elegance and freshness and shows black cherry, black raspberry and subtler spice notes with a very satisfying finish! 2011 Vintage — 8 years ago
Big red fruit. Nice spice on the finish. — 9 years ago
Very good wine we picked up on our way down the mountain in Florence. — 10 years ago
Really nice heady cocktail of kirch and cherries on the nose. On the palette, the tannins are in the foreground, but the layered texture is evident. Classic Napa cab with plenty of runway ahead of it. Excellent! — 10 years ago
Complex while having typical brunello profile. Love it. At wine bar in Florence the day that we could not get in anywhere. — 10 years ago
Had many times at Le Volpi e l'Uva in Florence — 10 years ago
First wine in Florence, heavy bodied red, sweet taste with smooth. Merlo maybe — 12 years ago
The Antinori family of Florence, one of the world's oldest and distinguished wine producers, has lived in Tuscany since the 14th century and celebrated their 625th anniversary as wine makers in 2010. Deep vivid red with aromas of red fruits and complex spice and flowers notes. On the palate cherry and raspberry flavors with orange zest, cacao and tobacco leaf notes. Structured tannins, nicely balanced ending with mineral and earthy notes on a long finish. Tasting Sample. — 8 years ago
Drank this in Florence with my cousin Isa & Bruno. Molto sympathico genti, e molto buono vino! — 9 years ago
Lovely on our honeymoon 15 years ago in Florence, lovely now in Rome with our kids! — 9 years ago
Best rosé!!
Slightly oaked - unusual. — 10 years ago
Such a great wine. A little on the pricey side but totally worth it in my opinion. — 10 years ago
This bottle contains everything that I enjoy about wine. Brings me back to Florence... As it should. — 10 years ago
Great with Thanksgiving dinner — 10 years ago
Not very full until about 2 hours after opening, but turned out to be full bodied, fruity and very smooth. Definitely a worthy purchase at $25. — 10 years ago
At Bucca di Orafi in Florence — 11 years ago
Once upon a time Isole e Olena's Cepparello was one of three or four benchmarks of Sangiovese in purezza from the Chianti classico area between Florence and Siena. This gracefully aged 1999 explains why: nothing in excess, just pure and elegant Sangiovese, stilistically much closer to Pinot Noir than Cabernet, firm tannins, fresh acidity, ... I would still buy this kind of wine by the case - but too many producer aim at high scores from critics blinded by power and extract... — 11 years ago
Cass Straniero
Smoother than David's tight buttocks. Sitting at the window of Spumantino in Florence makes me want to let this decant for ten hours — 8 years ago