WineVerse/Banfi Centine Rosso 2018 750ml
Banfi Centine Rosso 2018 750ml
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About this bottle
Banfi Centine Rosso 2018 is an easy-drinking Tuscan red blending Sangiovese with Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, made by Castello Banfi as a more affordable, everyday counterpart to their Brunello and Chianti Classico bottlings. The Sangiovese brings the wine's structure and acidity while the Cabernet and Merlot round out the fruit and soften the tannin. It pours a deep ruby red, with ripe red fruit, dried herb, and a touch of vanilla on the nose, followed by cherry, blackberry, and light tobacco on the palate. The tannins are soft and the finish is smooth rather than gripping. It's built for weeknight drinking, not for cellaring, and suits anyone who wants easygoing Tuscan character in a wine meant to be opened young.
How to drink Banfi Centine Rosso
Pour it in a standard red wine glass around 60-64°F — no decanting needed. It's an easy match for pizza, pasta with red sauce, or grilled sausage, and it's forgiving enough to open on a random weeknight without a specific meal planned around it.
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ItalyTuscany, Italy
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How should this wine be served?
In a standard red wine glass around 60-64°F — no decanting needed.
What food pairs well with this wine?
Pizza, pasta with red sauce, or grilled sausage are easy matches for its soft tannin and bright fruit.
What grapes go into Centine Rosso?
A blend of Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot — the Sangiovese gives it structure and acidity, while the Cabernet and Merlot round out the fruit.
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