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Chianti Classico Riserva DOCG 2008

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Only the best wines of Chianti Classico, the most structured and with a higher alcohol content, are allocated to reserves. After aging in oak barrels and aging in bottigila, the product has a ruby red color tending to garnet, an intense and persistent aroma and a dry flavor and velvety.
Uncorking the bottle an hour before the service, the wine will develop all its bouquet.

It fits very well with grilled meats, roasts and strong cheeses.

To use the title "Reserve" Chianti Classico must have at least two years of aging in barrels and at least three months of aging in bottle.

Intense ruby red color
Intense, balanced, persistent, with hints of red fruits like Blackberry and plum
Fresh, harmonious and balanced with good structure.
100% CHIANTI grapes

Temperature of service
Between 13°C and 18°C
Characteristics of the product
Wine species : DOCG 2008
Grape variety : 100% CHIANTI
Alcohol : 13%vol

Vintage : 2008

• colour : bright ruby to garnet with aging; ;
• odor : intensely winy, sometimes with scent of violet and a more pronounced character of finesse in the aging phase;
• flavor : balanced, fruity, slightly tannic, which is refined over time to the soft velvet vintage product that has undergone the "government" has liveliness and roundness;

Chianti lies in an area geologically very homogeneous, located south of the Apennines and between latitudes that encompass Florence and Siena.

The "Chianti" is a land of ancient winemaking traditions of which there are Etruscan and Roman remains. But the first documents in which the name identifies an area of Chianti wine production (and the wine) date back to the thirteenth century

Qualify as reserve if subjected to an aging of at least two years, of which at least three months of aging in bottle and a minimum total alcoholic strength by volume of 12%.
For wines Chianti be entered for consumption only in glass bottles of Bordeaux type bottles or traditional to Tuscan. Furthermore, it must be used exclusively cork satin mouth of the bottle;

Il Chianti and the Chiantishire

That the British love the Tuscany, and in particular the Chianti area, it is a known fact, borne out by the playful and affectionate name by which British tourists, including Tony Blair - frequent - they renamed the entire region Chiantishire .
This love is ancient, and not only to the beauty of the landscape or the pleasantness of the climate, but also the wine that is produced here.

The Chianti and Sherlock Holmes

In the novel The Sign of Four ("The Sign of Four"), written by Arthur Conan Doyle in 1890, the protagonist, the detective Sherlock Holmes , together with the faithful Dr. Watson and their assisted, Miss Morstan, are visiting Mr. Thaddeus Sholto, they receive them as eccentric in a luxurious home. During the interview, Thaddeus caters to the young guest asked, 'May I offer you a glass of Chianti, Miss Morstan?".

The Chianti and cinema

In the movie The Silence of the Lambs, directed by Jonathan Demme in 1991, Anthony Hopkins (Hannibal Lecter) utters the famous phrase: "One who was a census once tried to interrogate me. I ate his liver with a nice plate of beans and a good Chianti ... ".
The same character, again played by Hopkins, reappears in the film Hannibal, directed by Ridley Scott in 2001. In a scene in which he is sitting in a bar in Florence, on his table stands a bottle of Chianti Classico Riserva DOCG "The Grey."

The Chianti and video games

In the first chapter of the game Deus Ex , there is a mission set in Hong Kong. The player has the opportunity to make peace between two opposing factions of the local crime (Triads). Once you have achieved this success, the two heads of the Triads are found in a nightclub to celebrate the event. One of these features in J.C. (ie, the protagonist of the game) a bottle of Chianti Querciagrossa.
In the video game Mafia: The City of Lost Heaven, the mission entitled Buon Appetito, the owner of an Italian restaurant offers the boss Don Salieri to taste a fine Chianti. The boss did not, however, an opportunity to taste the wine, as it interrupted by an assassination attempt against him.

The Chianti wine therapy

The Chianti wine therapy is used in the for its relaxing properties .