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Antinori Tignanello 2005
Our Price: $97.99

Wine Spectator "Loads of blackberry, coffee and olive aromas. Full-bodied, with velvety tannins and a long, subtle yet rich finish. A fine Tignanello that shows reserve and class." 91 points

Casanova di Neri Estate Brunello 2003
Our Price: $59.00

Wine Spectator (WS): 92 JS: "Intense aromas of blackberry, licorice and black cherry. Full-bodied, with fine tannins and a chewy finish. Has impressive structure for the vintage. Very well-made. Best after 2011."

Ruffino Gold Riserva Ducale Oro 2005
Our Price: $45.00

Wine Spectator 90 "This shows a raisiny tar character with hints of brown sugar. Full-bodied and very rich, with velvety tannins. This will improve with age. Drink now."

Casanova di Neri Tenuta Nuova Brunello 2003
Our Price: $79.00

The Brunello di Montalcino Tenuta Nuova came about thanks to the desire to produce a Brunello of great character. We began by searching for land which we believe to be in the best position. The microclimate of the terrain includes the botanical species lentiscus, ilatro, thyme, fillera, marruca, and a type of juniper which demonstrate the exceptional quality of the vineyards of Pietrodonice and Le Cetine. This passionate search together with highly scientific methods in determining the clones, the grafting, the type of cultivation, the density per hectare of the vines and every other minor detail have taken place to obtain excellent Sangiovese grapes. It is aged in small oak casks for 24 to 30 months according to the vintage and then for at least a year in the bottle. The first vintage produced was in 1993. www.casanovadineri.com/

Icario Rubi delle Pietrose Toscana 2005
Our Price: $21.00

Medium-deep ruby. Wild, earthy aromas of dried herbs, red cherry and
game, with a pretty peppery nuance adding focus. Supple, fresh and
musky, with sage and rosemary flavors nicely complementing spicy black
fruits. This displays a fresh saline quality on the fairly short but
very pleasant finish. This atypical blend contains teroldego, a native
variety typical of Trentino in Italy's north, whose herbaceous presence
is immediately evident on the nose.
La Valentina Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 2006
Our Price: $20.00

Deep ruby, purply red colour; clean, vibrant, lingering aromas with hints of red berries, blackberries and black cherries. Very rounded clean flavour with red berries in the finish and hints of tobacco and liquorice, perfectly reflecting the grape variety with a style that is both traditional and modern. Serve with substantial first courses with game sauces, grilled meats and good textured fish dishes.
Molino di Sant'Antimo Asso 2007
Our Price: $12.00

Displays a well-structured fruity bouquet of cherries, berries and earth along with its uncommon characteristics of dryness, and fullness of body.
Asso, produced from 100% Sangiovese grapes, represents a promise that exceeds expectations.