Rancho Sisquoc

Flood Family Vineyards Tre Vini Sangiovese Blend

9.05 ratings

-no pro ratings

Santa Barbara County, Central Coast, California, USA

Sangiovese Blend

Goose, Game, Exotic Spices, Baking Spices, Chili & Hot Spicy, Duck, Pasta, Herbs, Beans & Peas, Mushrooms, Onion, Veal, Hard Cheese, Pork, Tomato-Based, Pungent Cheese, Chicken, Turkey, Salami & Prosciutto, Soft Cheese, Venison

Top Notes For

Rancho Sisquoc Tre Vini 2012. A blend of mostly sangiovese, 31% petite verdot and 15% petite sirah. Not a very extravagant nose but there is some nice red fruit, red plum and game notes to it, along with a pleasant palate that finishes soft and quick with cranberries being the major note. The finish has an iron quality reminiscent of blood. And on that note, happy red wine day everyone!

Rancho Sisquoc Tre Vini 2012. A blend of mostly sangiovese, 31% petite verdot and 15% petite sirah. Not a very extravagant nose but there is some nice red fruit, red plum and game notes to it, along with a pleasant palate that finishes soft and quick with cranberries being the major note. The finish has an iron quality reminiscent of blood. And on that note, happy red wine day everyone!

Oct 16th, 2015

9.0

Not bad for an $18 bottle. Not very earthy or fruity but solid. Dark.

Not bad for an $18 bottle. Not very earthy or fruity but solid. Dark.

Dec 1st, 2015

8.9

Drinkable food wine. Some tar on the nose and good acid makes it read Italian. Memorable? No. But a few bottles at a big dinner party--yes. Nicely made.

Drinkable food wine. Some tar on the nose and good acid makes it read Italian. Memorable? No. But a few bottles at a big dinner party--yes. Nicely made.

Nov 10th, 2015

9.0

Vito had this 9 years ago

Vito had this 9 years ago

Dec 27th, 2017

9.2

Chris had this 11 years ago

Chris had this 11 years ago

Apr 18th, 2015

Bruce Baldinger

8.7

Bruce had this 11 years ago

Bruce had this 11 years ago

Mar 5th, 2015