Wine style

Wine style

Central Italy Sangiovese

Central Italy Sangiovese

Central Italy Sangiovese

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Italy

Think of this as pizza’s soulmate. Sangiovese dominates the Italian boot with savory herbs and bright cherry flavors that demand food. It is high in acid, grippy in texture, and absolutely refuses to be boring.

Think of this as pizza’s soulmate. Sangiovese dominates the Italian boot with savory herbs and bright cherry flavors that demand food. It is high in acid, grippy in texture, and absolutely refuses to be boring.

Think of this as pizza’s soulmate. Sangiovese dominates the Italian boot with savory herbs and bright cherry flavors that demand food. It is high in acid, grippy in texture, and absolutely refuses to be boring.

Body

Just Right

Tannins

No Resistance

Barely Felt

Pillowy Presence

Serious Grip

The Brick Wall

Acidity

Sour As Heck

Sugar

Savagely Dry

Artistic label and flavor profile for Central Italy Sangiovese on a rustic wooden table.

The story

Ancient roots

Yields dropped

Savory king

Etruscans likely cultivated Sangiovese before Rome was even a twinkle in a wolf’s eye. It has survived wars, plagues, and worst of all, the Chianti fiasco era of straw baskets. Farmers realized that dropping yields and treating the fruit with respect transformed it from cheap table swill into a world-class contender. Today, it reigns supreme across Tuscany and Umbria as the undisputed king of savory reds.

Etruscans likely cultivated Sangiovese before Rome was even a twinkle in a wolf’s eye. It has survived wars, plagues, and worst of all, the Chianti fiasco era of straw baskets. Farmers realized that dropping yields and treating the fruit with respect transformed it from cheap table swill into a world-class contender. Today, it reigns supreme across Tuscany and Umbria as the undisputed king of savory reds.

Etruscans likely cultivated Sangiovese before Rome was even a twinkle in a wolf’s eye. It has survived wars, plagues, and worst of all, the Chianti fiasco era of straw baskets. Farmers realized that dropping yields and treating the fruit with respect transformed it from cheap table swill into a world-class contender. Today, it reigns supreme across Tuscany and Umbria as the undisputed king of savory reds.

Why it's special

Savory notes

High acid

Food friendly

Most red wines try to woo you with sweet fruit, but Sangiovese plays hard to get. It offers savory notes like tomato leaf and dusty earth that make your mouth water rather than coating it in jam. This high acidity acts as a laser beam cutting through rich fats, making it arguably the most food-friendly wine on the planet. It doesn’t just accompany dinner, it makes dinner better.

Most red wines try to woo you with sweet fruit, but Sangiovese plays hard to get. It offers savory notes like tomato leaf and dusty earth that make your mouth water rather than coating it in jam. This high acidity acts as a laser beam cutting through rich fats, making it arguably the most food-friendly wine on the planet. It doesn’t just accompany dinner, it makes dinner better.

Most red wines try to woo you with sweet fruit, but Sangiovese plays hard to get. It offers savory notes like tomato leaf and dusty earth that make your mouth water rather than coating it in jam. This high acidity acts as a laser beam cutting through rich fats, making it arguably the most food-friendly wine on the planet. It doesn’t just accompany dinner, it makes dinner better.

Who's gonna like it

Foodies

Structure fans

Pasta eaters

Anyone who believes that a meal isn't complete without a glass of red will adore this style. If you crave structure and grit over sugar and vanilla, you have found your match. Fans of sour beers or complex cocktails often appreciate its edgy personality. Basically, if you eat pasta with red sauce three times a week, you are legally required to keep a bottle in your kitchen.

Anyone who believes that a meal isn't complete without a glass of red will adore this style. If you crave structure and grit over sugar and vanilla, you have found your match. Fans of sour beers or complex cocktails often appreciate its edgy personality. Basically, if you eat pasta with red sauce three times a week, you are legally required to keep a bottle in your kitchen.

Anyone who believes that a meal isn't complete without a glass of red will adore this style. If you crave structure and grit over sugar and vanilla, you have found your match. Fans of sour beers or complex cocktails often appreciate its edgy personality. Basically, if you eat pasta with red sauce three times a week, you are legally required to keep a bottle in your kitchen.