Rating 94
Style Red
Variety
Vintage 2015
Appellation
Tuscany
Italy
ABV 14.5%
Price $63.00  Buy This Wine
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Reviewed 2019-10-11

Perfect For

Cold Weather Hibernation, Long-Term Aging, Special Occasion Splurges

Drink If You Like

Barbera, Nebbiolo , Sangiovese

Castello di Volpaia Coltassala, Chianti Classico Riserva DOCG 2015 Review

This wine expresses the soul of the modern Chianti region. It is deep, smooth, and thought provoking, showing layer after layer as it opens in your glass. The classic cherry and fresh turned soil aromas are present, with an added cranberry note for good measure. The mouthfeel has a prominent tannin structure that grips the edges of your palate, creating just the right amount of tension, allowing you to savor the depth of the wine. It’s worth the price, and worthy of a wine focused night.

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Castello di Volpaia Coltassala, Chianti Classico Riserva DOCG 2015
This wine expresses the soul of the modern Chianti region. It is deep, smooth, and thought provoking, showing layer after layer as it opens in your glass. The classic cherry and fresh turned soil aromas are present, with an added cranberry note for good measure. The mouthfeel has a prominent tannin structure that grips the edges of your palate, creating just the right amount of tension, allowing you to savor the depth of the wine. It’s worth the price, and worthy of a wine focused night.

Reviewed On: 10-11-2019
94
POINTS
Castello di Volpaia Coltassala, Chianti Classico Riserva DOCG 2015
This wine expresses the soul of the modern Chianti region. It is deep, smooth, and thought provoking, showing layer after layer as it opens in your glass. The classic cherry and fresh turned soil aromas are present, with an added cranberry note for good measure. The mouthfeel has a prominent tannin structure that grips the edges of your palate, creating just the right amount of tension, allowing you to savor the depth of the wine. It’s worth the price, and worthy of a wine focused night.

Reviewed On: 10-11-2019