This one was right about $10, which is somewhat low for a Classico, but I figured I'd give it a shot.Earth and plum on the nose.
Cherry, earth, blackberry, plum, smokey oak, spice, and that good ol’ funk that is in most Chiantis. A touch of sweetness, and lots and lots of acid make food a requirement for this.
The finish fades quickly and starts with some cherry but fades to spice...cinnamon mainly.
Not a wine I’d say should be consumed by itself, but it would make almost any type of Italian faire taste better.
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