Querciabella must have an extremely talented winemaking team. They have the ability to make impressive wines that appeal to consumers looking for traditionally proportioned wines and well as a line that appeal to consumers looking for something richer and robust. This Chianti Classico is classically structured revealing earth and herbal flavors, what I refer to as “not just fruit,” all supported by bright acidity that keeps it fresh. Not gussied up with oak, it’s perfect for hearty pasta or a dense slow cooked meat-falling-off-the-bones stew.
Querciabella, Chianti Classico (Tuscany, Italy) 2010
By Michael Apstein