Red Wine Review: 2007 Stellina di Notte Chianti
This 2007
Chianti is a great find. Its bouquet is filled with smells of raisins, dark berries, black cherry, and plums. These brilliantly layered aromas are followed by a velvety, smooth palette that leaves you wanting more.
Chianti is an Italian
red wine, specifically from the region of
Tuscany, which is made primarily from
Sangiovese grapes. In fact, Chianti must be made of at least 75% of the
Sangiovese varietal. Although Stellina di Notte Chianti is not legally a
Chianti Classico, this medium-bodied Sangiovese based wine could certainly hold up to some of its more acclaimed counterparts.
Pair this wine with lasagna, spaghetti, pizza, red meats, or enjoy it all on its own.
Steven Schneider is fascinated by the simple pleasure of enjoying a good glass of wine whether he is opening a bottle from a new label or a familiar one. Join him on his journey as he explores new wines and rediscovers some old ones. Steve may be contacted at
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