Casa Emma – Chianti Classico Riserva DOCG

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Italy

Tuscany

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Red

The Facts

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2019 (750ml) - 6 63356 78908 3
2017 (750ml) - 6 63356 78908 3
2016 (750ml) - 6 63356 78908 3

Origins Italy > Tuscany > Chianti

Appellation Chianti Classico

Varietal Sangiovese

Cepage 95% Sangiovese, 5% Malvasia Nera

Winemaking 18 day open barrel maceration then fermented in stainless steel.

Aging 2 yrs in oak barrels from Allier

Annual Production 1650 cases

Markets California, Texas, National

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The Character

Overall Sharp & Bright

Aromas Cassis, Blackberry, Vanilla, Baking Spice, Wild Berry, Cedar, Cherry, Blue Flower

Mouthfeel Delicate, Piercing & Tannic

Tasting Notes This is a terrific expression to sample with a platter of thinly sliced pecorino and prosciutto. The Casa Emma 2016 Chianti Classico Riserva shows lots of fruit purity and sharp lines with bright and brilliant fruit, cassis, wild berry and crushed blue flower. From a classic vintage, this Sangiovese shows a fine sense of elegance and length, with a silky and polished finish followed by smoke, crushed stone and light toast.

Selling Point Delightful organic elevation of an Italian staple

Pairings Beef Bolognese, Pecorino with Salami, Pork Belly Banh Mi

Awards 2016 - 92pts Robert Parker

Sustainability

2019 - Certified Organic, Vegan, Biodynamic In Practice
2017 - Certified Organic, Vegan, Biodynamic In Practice
2016 - Certified Organic, Vegan, Biodynamic In Practice

The Story

As opposed to its goose-raised counterpart, this riserva is crafted through more traditional methods by the winery whilst remaining sustainable. Picked from two contrasting vineyards, this elevated piece of Italy is complex and vibrant.

About Casa Emma

Brand Story

Founded in 1969, when Fiorella Lepri took a leap of faith and purchased the property from the Florentine noblewoman Emma Bizzarri. Maintaining her legacy through the name of the winery, “Casa Emma.”

Brand Story

Founded in 1969, when Fiorella Lepri took a leap of faith and purchased the property from the Florentine noblewoman Emma Bizzarri. Maintaining her legacy through the name of the winery, “Casa Emma.”