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Chianti

The Tuscan region is famous for its wines, most notably Chianti. Much like champagne, Chianti Classico can only be produced in one region in the world, and every bottle of Chianti Classico is marked with a black rooster. Like Merlot, Chianti is fruity and low in tannins and is, therefore, sweeter than dry red wines.

During your next trip to Italy, let’s book you a private tour of one of Tuscany's famous wineries where they make Chianti Classico. DM or email me today to start planning.

 

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