| Rating | 90 |
| Style | Red |
| Variety | Cabernet Sauvignon |
| Vintage | 2015 |
| Appellation |
Toscana IGT Tuscany Italy |
| ABV | 14.1% |
| Price | $49.00 |
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| Review Updated | 2020-10-22 |
Perfect For
Dinner Parties, Dinner With The Parents, Holiday Meals
Mazzei 'Philip' Rosso Toscana IGT 2015 Review
This is a great rich and deep Cab from Tuscany, made by the family of Filipe Mazzei who came to Virginia to help Thomas Jefferson realize his not-so-realized dream of making great wine near his Monticello estate. It has a grip on the palate and smells like blackberries and freshly turned earth. It's an excellent steak wine or holiday bottle.
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