Corzano e Paterno 'Toscano Rosso IL Corzanello' 2018
Wines taste best when shared with friends!
“The estate is technically outside of Chianti Classico, but by a mere few hundred yards. The wines of Aljoscha Goldschmidt, however, are easily the equal of those of many a famous name inside the zone.” Stephen Tanzer
Il Corzanello is named after the medieval, fortified farmhouse on the property. This is Corzano's entry-level red--a Toscana Rosso (IGT) made from a hand-harvested blend of roughly 20% Sangiovese (including fruit from the Estate's younger vines), 35% Merlot and 45% Cabernet Sauvignon. E
Organically Grown
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