Wassssup!! My name is Adam Stucke and I'm a senior at Virginia Tech writing this blog for my Geography of Wines class! Join me as I taste copious amounts of wine and make (hopefully) funny comments about it! CHEERS!
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Tasting- Villa da Filicaja 2009
Name: Villa da Filicaja Chianti 2009
Variety: Sangiovese
Country: Italy (Tuscany)
Price: $12.95
Vintage Cellar Review: Chianti Superiore DOCG "Conte Andrea" is the product of first-choice Sangiovese grapes from our best vineyards. It rests for 12 months in barrels of white oak (Quercus Alba), producing a very special high standard Chianti Superiore wine.
My Review: I have never been able to say that I could put my finger on an oaky smell, but it came through clearly on this wine. It was woody and smelled like sweet cherries which I like a lot. The taste was only slightly tart and tasted like raspberries. The strange thing was I actually picked up a sweetness to it, almost like chocolate, but just a little on the finish. It was really good and I can definitely tell why superior was written right on label, definitely worth the little extra cash.
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