Pizzini Sangiovese 2011
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King Valley stalwarts Pizzini are one of Australia's leading lights of Italian varietals as per their heritage.
This Sangiovese from 2011 shows cherry and a slight hint of cola cube, it seems sweet on the aromatic front. Medium bodied, gentle, and smooth – less of the savoury, twig and leather character that, for me, is a key characteristic of Sangiovese.
Here, it seems that the cool and wet 2011 vintage in the King valley has had a moderating effect on the wine.
Pretty slurpable, easy to consume and pairs nicely with a juicy tomato based pasta sauce. Simple. Finishes with a hit of good chalky tannin and juicy, vibrant acidity. 89 - Good
Tasted on: Tuesday 9th April, a Root Day
Source: Retail, Grand Central Cellars
Price: $28
Alcohol:?
Closure: Screwcap
Website: http://www.pizzini.com.au/pizzini/
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