Red Wine/Lamole di Lamole Lamole di Lamole Etichetta Blu Chianti Classico 2017 750 ml

Lamole di Lamole Lamole di Lamole Etichetta Blu Chianti Classico 2017 750 ml

Red Blend
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About this bottle

Lamole di Lamole Etichetta Blu is a Chianti Classico DOCG from the 2017 vintage, made primarily from sangiovese grapes grown in Lamole, a high-altitude subzone of Chianti Classico in Tuscany known for producing more aromatic, elegant wines than the region's warmer, lower-lying vineyards. Expect bright red cherry and plum fruit up front, with the acidity and firm tannin structure typical of sangiovese, plus notes of dried herb, leather, and a touch of earth from the terroir. It's a food-driven wine built for the table rather than solo sipping, with the altitude keeping it fresher than many Chianti Classicos. A solid pick for anyone who wants classic Tuscan character without reaching for a Riserva.

How to drink Lamole di Lamole Chianti Classico

Serve at cellar temperature, around 60-65°F, and let it breathe for 20-30 minutes before pouring. It's built for tomato-based pasta, grilled meats, or aged pecorino — classic Tuscan pairings that match its acidity and tannin.

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Red Blend

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What temperature should Chianti Classico be served at?

Serve slightly cooler than room temperature, around 60-65°F, and give it 20-30 minutes of air before drinking to let the tannins soften.

What grape is this Chianti Classico made from?

It's made primarily from sangiovese grown in Lamole, a high-altitude subzone of Chianti Classico known for producing more aromatic, elegant wines than lower-elevation vineyards in the region.

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