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Rosso di Toscana IGT

Rosso di Toscana IGT
Italy

Red Wine • 80% Sangiovese, 20% Petit Verdot
  • Tasting Notes
  • Pairs With
    Pasta
    Red Meat, Steak, Beef
    White Meat, Poultry, Chicken, Turkey, Duck, Pheasant
  • ColorBright ruby red, with violet reflections.
  • NoseIntense and complex on the nose. There are notes of ripe red fruits, violet, and spices.
    Clove, Baking Spiceclove
    Red Cherryred-cherry
    Violetviolet
  • FlavorAmple and soft on the palate, good structure and final concentration characterized by dense tannins.

Tuscany At a Glance

Region Name Tuscany

Chianti, Brunello di Montalcino, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano and Super Tuscans from Bolgheri are some of the world’s most famous wines and are adored by collectors, and they all hail from the gorgeous region of Tuscany.

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Press

Vintage Publication Score Review Date POS Generator
2022 James Suckling 90 Sep 2023 Shelf Talker Full Page Review
2021 James Suckling 92 Jul 2022 Shelf Talker Full Page Review
2021 Wine Advocate 87 Mar 2023 Shelf Talker Full Page Review
2020 Vinous Media 91 Oct 2022 Shelf Talker Full Page Review
2020 James Suckling 90 Aug 2021 Shelf Talker Full Page Review
  • Score: 90 Vintage 2022 James Suckling Crunchy berries, red cherries and some stones on the nose. Juicy, medium-bodied on the palate with crisp tannins and fruit followed by a bone-dry, concise finish. Pithy and almost a bit mineral at the end. Shows really good crunchiness and drinkability despite its simplicity. Drink now. Shelf Talker Full Page Review
  • Score: 92 Vintage 2021 James Suckling A solid red with crushed-berry and orange-peel aromas and flavors. Some asphalt, too. Very crunchy. Give it a year or two to open. Drink after 2023. Shelf Talker Full Page Review
  • Score: 87 Vintage 2021 Wine Advocate The La Poderina 2021 Rosso di Toscana is a blend of 80% Sangiovese and 20% Petit Verdot that sees stainless steel only. The wine shows dark fruit intensity with a velvety mouthfeel and lots of raw primary fruit. It shows an informal personality, but that 15% alcohol content leaves very warm sensations. This is a 13,300-bottle release. Shelf Talker Full Page Review
  • Score: 91 Vintage 2020 Vinous Media The 2021 Rosso di Montalcino from La Poderina wafts up with a peppery mix of violets, lavender and wild blueberries. It’s deeply textural, with silken waves of ripe red and blue fruits that soothe the palate. Saline-mineral tones add savory tension. A subtle coating of fine tannins linger throughout the licorice-tinged finale, as the 2021 tapers off perfumed and spicy. This is one of the first 2021 Rossos I’ve had a chance to taste, and La Poderina certainly made a lasting impression. Shelf Talker Full Page Review
  • Score: 90 Vintage 2020 James Suckling A pretty nose of mulberries, dark cherries, plums and baking spices. Medium-bodied with sleek tannins. Juicy and creamy on the palate with plenty of fruit and a lively finish. Drink now. Shelf Talker Full Page Review