Made by Folonari, one of the oldest wine families of Italy, this wine is an interesting blend of 43% Sangiovese, 36% Cabernet Sauvignon and 21% Syrah with maturation taking place in French oak and alcohol coming in at 14.6%.
This
blend opened up with exotic aromas of ripe wild berries, blackberry, espresso,
incense, white pepper, Asian spices and toasty/earthy notes. On the mouthfeel,
medium-full bodied nicely layered by soft seductive dark fruit, oak spices,
lively acidity and silky tannins. This finish is very long, nicely layered with
a beautiful silky textured. Saggi 2007 is a very interesting and enjoyable wine
and was just as lovely as their Pedestal, Merlot. Score 92 points.
Purchased November 10, 2012 at the SAQ (11335527) at $44.50
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