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Intense ruby red colour with violet reflections. Complex bouquet with lots of red fruits. Full bodied, soft, quite tannic and harmonious. Ready to drink. Excellent with rich first courses, red meat, game and medium seasoned cheeses.

Ruby red colour with violet dark hints. Intense, complex, fruity aroma, with notes of small red fruits, cherries and blackberries. Velvety and soft texture, warm and quite tannic. with long persistence. Excellent with savory pasta dishes, lamb, game with rich sauces, seasoned cheeses.

Wine Making Process - Organic Chianti is produced following EU directives and under the strict control of the QC&I, an organism recognized by the Ministry of Agriculture. The grapes are produced exclusively with agronomic techniques which ensure maximum respect for the environment, forbidding the use of synthetic parasitic ides, and herbicides for controlling the growth of weeds. The only fertilisers permitted;are natural, organic composts. Sustainability is at the forefront of Piccini Così. All packaging components used for a bottle of Piccini Cosi’ are lightweight, recyclable and eco-sustainable: cotton fibre paper, light bottle, capsule, natural cork and punctured carton with removable printed side. Simply Natural, Cosi’ to sustainable, Cosi’ to making the natural choice. Fermentation - A selection of Sangiovese grapes, identified uniquely with the soil of Tuscany, is processed at a controlled temperature with a short period of maceration;following the traditional red fermentation method . Colour - Ruby red in colour. Bouquet - An intense classic sangiovese nose, black cherry, redcurrant and just a touch of floral notes that remind of violets. Flavour - Full and beautifully etched on the palate, with excellent depth and structure. The ripe, substantial tannins are buried in fruit on the finish. Recommended With - Piccini Organic Chianti has the body to accompany roasts, meats, veal and cheeses very effectively. Serving Temperature - 18 – 20 degrees C.

The Vietti family has been producing wine in Castiglione Falletto in the heart of Le Langhe in Piedmont for five generations, with 33 estate vineyards located across all 11 communes designated for the cultivation and production of Barolo, plus Roero for Arneis and Agliano Asti for Barbera and Moscato. In 2016 Vietti was purchased by the American Krause family, however current generation winemaker Luca Currado-Vietti continues to direct the Vietti Estate meticulously, together with his wife Elena Penna-Currado, to produce some of the finest and most representative wines of Le Langhe.

Grown on volcanic soils, this wine has a deep and intense ruby red appearance. The nose has enticing aromas of ripe blackberries, cherries, plums and hints of violets. Full bodied on the palate with lively acidity and firm tannins. Expect flavours of dark fruits, pepper, licorice and vanilla unfolds as you discover the beauty of this wine. The wine has a savoury undertone which will make it a great pairing for slow roasted lamb cooked with rosemary and garlic.

Shining in a clear ruby red colour, the bouquet intrigues you with notes of raspberry and wild berries, mixed with a number of spices and aromas of undergrowth. In the mouth it surprises with a wonderful elegance and a good tannic structure to frame the wine. Velvety tannins in the finish. Already enjoyable now despite the young age, it will develop over a few years. Suggested food pairings: lamb, roasted red meats, herb risotto and hard mature cheeses.

This outstanding red wine is a quite recent expression of Argiano's viticultural potential in relation to red wines made with Sangiovese. Solengo, which is Tuscan for one wild boar, is the product of the combination between Tuscan soil and French grape-varieties: Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot, Merlot and Syrah. It is the fruit of the creation of the internationally acclaimed former oenologist Giacomo Tachis, which now continues with the work of Argiano's team.