Tenuta Nozzole Chianti Classico 2024

Tenuta Nozzole Chianti Classico 2024 is a Sangiovese-led DOCG red from Greve in Chianti, shaped by the estate’s historic vineyards and aged in French oak. The property dates back to the 14th century, and the wine offers an elegant expression of the region, marked by supple tannins and a balanced finish.

Tasting Notes
Bright ruby red in the glass, it opens with fragrant notes of maraschino cherry and violet, followed by gentle spice. The palate is structured yet approachable, with ripe fruit, rounded tannins and a persistent, balanced finish. Enjoy it while its fruit is fresh, or cellar it for a few years to allow its flavours to develop further.

Production
The estate’s vineyards lie at 280–380 metres above sea level in Greve in Chianti, where a Mediterranean climate encourages even ripening. Sangiovese vines grow in silt- and clay-rich soils and are trained using a low-spur cordon system. The grapes are selected at harvest in early October, then fermented in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks with extended skin maceration and frequent délestage and pump-overs. The wine matures for around a year in French oak barrels before resting in bottle.

Food & Serving
Serve at around 16–18°C with tomato-based pasta, grilled or roasted meats, Tuscan sausages, or aged hard cheeses. Decanting for 30–45 minutes can help the wine open up, particularly if serving it soon after opening.

Producer
Tenuta di Nozzole, located in Greve in Chianti, has roots dating to around 1300. The Folonari family has managed the estate since 1971, continuing its focus on quality and a strong sense of place. Bottled at the estate and bearing the Gallo Nero emblem, this Chianti Classico reflects the heritage and character of its historic appellation.

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