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Grape · Red

Super Tuscan

Warm climate

About

Born in the 1970s when Tuscan producers broke DOC rules to blend Sangiovese with international varieties. Sassicaia, Tignanello, and Ornellaia defined the category. Now classified as IGT Toscana, these wines combine Italian character with Bordeaux structure.

Typical profile

Body
Rounded
Tannins
Firm
Acidity
Crisp
Sweetness
Dry

Aromas

What the grape gives up young, and what it grows into with time in bottle.

Young · fresh from the glass

Aged · develops with bottle time

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Oak influence

Common

Aging

Top examples age 15-25+ years. Most drink well from 5-15 years.

Growing regions

How the grape expresses across places, grouped by country. Chips call out how a region's style deviates from the grape's default.

Food pairings

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