Chianti Colli Senesi 'Caspagnolo' Villa Poggio Salvi 2024

The Chianti Colli Senesi “Caspagnolo” is a wine with a young profile, interesting to drink now although it can be easily opened in a few years to appreciate it at its full maturity. The aromas are those typical of Sangiovese, although the presence of that 10% of Merlot is felt with a slight hint that brings to mind the underbrush and its specific aromas. A label that confirms its excellent depth year after year, as also confirmed by prestigious international trade magazines, presenting itself with a price that is nothing short of enticing. A sip of the most classic Tuscany in a label of sure reliability: absolutely to be tried.

The Chianti Colli Senesi “Caspagnolo” is born from a blend of Sangiovese grapes and a very small percentage of Merlot, an international grape variety that is often found cultivated in Tuscany. The vines of these varieties are between 10 and 20 years old, and grow with the spurred cordon system on clayey soils at about 200 meters above sea level, with a southwest exposure. The The terroir is characterized by the presence of clay schists. The fermentation of the must takes place in steel containers for 10-12 days and the final aging also occurs in steel for a few months. The wine, at the end of this rapid maturation, is ready to be bottled and marketed.

This “Caspagnolo” Chianti from Villa Poggio Salvi presents itself to the eye with a ruby red color, crossed by some light flashes that tend more towards violet. The fruit announces itself first on the nose with a decisive flair, then giving way to more floral touches and nuances that recall the underbrush vegetation. On the palate, it is medium-bodied, harmonious, with a enveloping sip characterized by a fine and well-defined tannic structure. Easy to drink, it is perfect with a wide range of food pairings.