Brunello

Brunello di Montalcino: What’s in a Name and in a Glass? A Casanova di Neri Tasting

There are two important words in this wine’s name: “Brunello” and “di Montalcino”. In the many years of my wine writing, I have found that many people, even those that are solid wine drinkers and have consumed this wine, do not really know what this means. Let’s take it one word at the time then stop to have a taste of one of my favorites, Casanova di Neri Brunello di Montalcino… plus a Casanova di Neri Tasting […]

Brunello

Saint Tryphon Farm & Vineyards Celebrates Saint Tryphon, Patron of Grapegrowers with Sangiovese from His Namesake Texas Hill Country Winery.

Out of the bottle and in the glass, this Sangiovese quickly shows its color and medium-plus density, and then releases its red cherry, dusty earth, green herbs and toasted oak aromas. It’s complex and I have even tasted it yet. On the palate it is crisp and lively, with clean acidity and flavors of dried red cherry, cola and a sauté of wild mushrooms. […]