Buy this RED WINE by the CASE!!!! (especially this VINTAGE)
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- Опубликовано: 11 июн 2024
- Chianti Classico might be the best value in the world of fine wine. Join me in a blind tasting of Chianti Classico Annatas. It shows that you should buy these Tuscan red wines by the case!
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Wines featured in this episode:
Riecine, Chianti Classico 2019
Fattoria della Aiola, Chianti Classico 2019
Felsina, Berardenga Chianti Classico 2019
Istine, Chianti Classico 2019
La Sala de Torriano, Chianti Classico 2019
Badia i Coltibuono, Chianti Classico 2019
Montefioralle, Chianti Classico 2019
Isole e Olena, Chianti Classico 2019
00:00 Get to know this value-for-money RED WINE
03:11 Blind Tasting Chianti Classico
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Based on an older review you provided I am hooked on Brancaia Riserva Chianti Classico. I managed to find 2 bottles and I have one left however when the next shipment comes in hopefully sooner than later, I will buy a case of 12 and at 42 CAD I may have to get a pt job delivering pizza but for that wine .... will do lol Thanks Matt, your the best!
Wow that’s awesome. Enjoy the wine and the delivery job 🤣😂
@@drmatthewhorkey lol
I’m with you 100% on the value that Chianti delivers. We have been drinking more Chiantis and Riojas in the past year. We provide wine tasting events for people and poured a Chianti Classico after a 3-glass Pinot Noir flight (avg bottle price of $45). Our audience thought the Chianti was at least $50 - but it was only $12!! Great video!!
Thank you! Very well said, it can be a shock to some people how affordable these wines can be. The QPR can be off the charts!!!
Castellare, Castello Monsanto, Castello di Ama, Volpaia. Some super classic Chiantis that have been there since the beginning. Super nice content, huge fan of sangiovese and I've watched all your videos about it keep going!
Great choices up there by you and there are more blind tasting videos with Sangiovese coming up!
Maybe just a little advice, maybe you could try to blind taste and show the wine directly after the tasting, that way we could remeber quickly your notes, a little bit like the old Wine king videos
Good list especially good value for the money. Cheers.
You ROCK! Love your enthusiasm especially with your blind tastings. This one was amazing! I wrote all these down and I'm heading out to buy a bottle of as many I can. Thank you and keep up the great work.
Ahhhh thanks and let everyone here know how you enjoy them. A LOT more blind tasting to come!
Man your channel is a constant source of knowledge. I am usually really bad with Italian wines (WSET L3) and mostly focused on other European heritages, but man, this makes me go and drink more of it!
Ahhh thanks. Enjoy the wine journey!
Fontodi is my favourite producer! I drink it with lentils and zapone at new year so it´s always the first wine I drink each year. I just love the purity of this 100% Sangiovese wine. Of that line-up I love Isole e Olena and the Istine.
Ahhhh good choices by you!
That's probably the better updated Chianti list I've ever seen>
Well done and big thanks Dr.!
Thank you!
Great content Dr we want more, damn your passion is so clear when you speak about these wines
Thanks! You’ll find more videos like this on the Blind Tasting Playlist
I like that you take previous comments into account. I'm usually critical, but this one was perfect. Every video is getting better!
Glad you liked it! thanks
Hey Matthew, Chianti Classico nowadays represents a great choice for people who want to be introduced to italian wines. The average quality is pretty high and the 2019 was a decent vitage, tho not the best. Thank you from Italy for showcasing what we italians are able to do with that sweet nectar. And please, if you can, try some wine from my region (Campania).
The whites are spectacular and there are some autochthonus grapes which you can only find in some places, like Ripoli, Fenile and Ginestra, found in Amalfi Coast which give the wine such an unique character. If you evere were to come to Amalfi Coast or Naples, let us know!
Grazie a mille... I have been to Campania before and was looking forward to attending Campania Stories (big press event of the new vintage) this year but unfortunately couldn't make it... I know producers aren't as high on 2019 as 2015 or 2016 but I think the wines really sing.
An Italian wine lover from Texas here! I'm with a winery that has done a lot to establish Aglianico as a highly desired "noble" grape, grown right here in the Hill Country of Texas. A wonderful representative of Campania!
I love Isole e Olena. Great content!
Fantastic winery and thanks a ton. I have a lot more good stuff coming up.
New to your channel. Love the comparisons. I’ll definitely try some of these wines. Look forward to watching your other videos.
Welcome! Glad you liked it and I hope you enjoy all the stuff coming up
I just discovered your channel, I love your energy, your passion really shows! ❤️
Wow thanks a lot. I hope you enjoy all the videos
@@drmatthewhorkey I certainly will!
The depth of knowledge is amazing, went on a Chianti Classico tasting tour back in 2011 was absolutely wasted on me back then!
Time to make it back there!
Great video as always and happy to see that you are getting some much deserved views.
I agree with you that Chianti goes great with tomato based dishes but personally I like them even more with mushroom pasta, something about the interplay between the acidity and savouriness just does it for me.
Also I'm a big fan of the Isole e Olena, it's pretty much my go to wine for a nice Chianti, easy to get in my market and I was never disappointed.
Oooooohh, GREAT call on mushroom pasta. I love tomato based pastas so much and I forgot how good CCs would be with truffle or portobello mushroom dishes. Thanks for your comments and supports. I am hoping for a BIG 2023...
What I love about Sangiovese is the fresh red fruit finish ! It’s a wine that when is well made makes you think about it . Cheers !!
Exactly!
Thank you Matthew, we were really pleased to see this video, we are proud of your opinion on our Chianti Classico 2019!
I was REALLY REALLY impressed with this vintage of your Chianti Classico!
Riecine was a favorite, thanks for the different introductions, time for me to go back and taste Chianti again.
Ahhh enjoy going back and tasting!
A brilliant video Matthew! Happy to see we have made it! @Fattoria della Aiola 2019 has just hit the shelves
It’s Incredible value for money!
A true Chianti Riserva from a good vintage that’s been aged an additional 5+ years is among my favorite red wines…. That said, the cream of the crop for me is a Brunello 😋
Nicee, it’s a favorite of many!
Hi Matthew, that was an amazing video, had a really good flow, fast tempo too keep up the attention, super job, bravo!
Greetings from the land of Gutedel: Adam
Thank you! Enjoy the Chasselas :)
Love the video! I tend to enjoy all wine from Castello della Paneretta. Also Volpaia. Cheers!
Two nice producers indeed!
Awesome video!
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Hi Matti, nice Selection. We visit Chianti since the 2000. And I love the development. ISTINE. And the Single vinyard CCL is a great development to a New Chianti style. Cheers
Ahhhh that’s a lot of vintages under your belt and yes her single vineyard CC s are stellar
Love that all are Italian wines! How about an episode for wines to buy before the prices go up?
Hahah, that might be a topic for you guys to do!
Great vertical lineup! I'm not too surprised that a few wines made it above Isole e Olena as I find their standard Classico is a bit pricey for what it brings.
In terms of affordable Classico Riserva, I've found most stuff from Mazzei, such as Ser Lapo and Fonterutoli, are always very high quality for the money. Great video once again!
Thanks again! Yes they make a lot of wine and produce some affordable stuff.
Great show on Toscan Gem.
Thnx
thanks for coming to check it out!
Another fan of the red fruit with a touch of earth profile here. Taking notes on your favorites for my shopping list!
Waaaahhhh, you'll be drinking well as always I am sure... No wonder you like Nerello Mascalese.
Great job!!! Thank you for all the knowledge. Fernando Fernandez SR.
Thanks for stopping by!
Really liked this one, I’m going to have to grab a couple bottles of that Istine! Do you have a video on some of the best Bordeaux blends from Napa under $50 if not is that something you would consider making
Niceee and enjoy, just know that the wine is tannic. There are some videos coming up with Cali Blends under $50 😁
LOVE Montefioralle! Stayed right near Panzano a few years ago and got a great tour/tasting there. Also can’t go wrong with a Volpaia.
Totally agree in Volpaia
I'm currently in Italy and will try to get my hands on the top 2 you showed here.
If not now then at the start of next year 🍷✌️
Niccce, enjoy them!
It's really interesting watching your reactions to the wines you're tasting. I'm honestly more of a beer/IPA guy, but my wife has turned me onto wines, in that we've "graduated" from Boone's Farm to actual wines, I know............ lol right? We recently did a wine cellar tour at the Williamsburg winery in VA, and they have some exceptional wines. Our favorite was the Petit Verdot varieties. I have had Chianti in the past, but I've not heard of Chianti Classico, although I'm very interested now. The wine cellar guide mentioned that lead crystal glasses were the best way to drink or taste wine, but I didn't get the opportunity to ask him why. Could you address that? I'm mostly a grocery store wine shopper, and my wine taste leans towards red blends, but I learned at the Williamsburg wine tour that red blends can consist of a single grape or multiple varieties, and many times this isn't mentioned on the bottle, but is implied with the name or region where produced. Anyhow, love your channel and looking to learn more about wines; we even got a small wine cooler/fridge several years back so we could store more, but somehow it seems to be more empty than full...................... hmmm
Good luck on your wine journey, it's a lot of fun especially if you are doing it with someone else... and don't worry... The first wine I ever had was Boone's Farm hahahahah... I don't know if I agree with lead crystal glasses as those of choice. The ones I use in this video are my favorite universal glasses for all wines.
Great video and I agree that Chianti Classicos are generally exceptional values. One of my favorites for under $20 is the Ricasoli Brolio Chianti Classico. Also love the Rocca di Montegrossi Chianti Classico for a little over $20.
Ahhh I like both but especially the last one
Castello di Volpaia, Isole e Olena, Felsina 😍😍😍
All three very good!!
Staying in Panzano in October.
Last trip found 2 wines I really liked. Castellina Castellare and a very interesting Ca’ di Pesa.
Both Chianti Classico.
Looking forward to finding new wine experiences in October.
Thanks for the videos!
Bob
That’s an excellent producer!
Have you tried either one? Love to hear your honest opinion
I don’t drink enough Chianti but I’m a huge fan of Brunello di Montalcino. Recently I had a Castello di Querceto Chianti Classico Riserva 2016 and was surprised that it held its own next to a Fuligni BDM Riserva 2016.. at a fraction of the cost! Love that you’re a fellow Sangiovese fan, cheers man! 🍷
The quality of Chianti CLASSICO is really outstanding these days and I often prefer them to Brunello because of the cost.
@@drmatthewhorkey I just went to get a bottle of Riecine, surprised I passed it so many times at the supermarket aisle! Thanks for the recommendation 🍷
New subscribers here. Great channel. We love wine and have done several RUclips travel wine videos. Like you, we love Chianti Classico. Villa Cafaggio is one of our favorites from Panzano.
Nice to see fellow travelers and CC lovers. Yes, very nice wines as Panzano is a special place.
Great video again, Matthew! Thank you for providing more good wines to get in to debt for haha. Just a quick question.. could you compare the Rosso's of Montepulciano and Montalcino to the Chianti Classico? What different notes can you get on those compared to the Classico, or vice versa?
Both are sometimes fruitier and often less tannic than CC
@@drmatthewhorkey Okay, thank you:)
You might already know but Montefioralle hold a wine festival every year. It's really nice!
I was really impressed with the Altiero Chianti classico 2019 when I was there.
Nicceee recommendation
Love Chianti Classico. The ones that are made in the traditional style where they are aged in botti with lots of herbal notes are the ones I like. I’ve been trying Vino Nobile di Montepulciano lately, mainly Contucci and Dei and they taste too fruity to me.
Ahhhh there are other traditional producers to discover there, keep tasting
@@drmatthewhorkey Who do you recommend?
Felsina just makes dang good wines, year in and year out!
Agreed!
Thank you Matthew for such wonderful video! You talked about great wine within my budget. I myself only work at a fast food restaurant and still want to enjoy some great wine. Wonder if you can suggest one or two cabernet sauvignon $30-$50 a bottle. Thanks again for the video!
Thanks! I would go with value Bordeaux in your case - here’s a good place to start ruclips.net/video/Q4Yag_wk1bs/видео.html
@@drmatthewhorkey Thanks for the prompt suggestion just in time for the holidays. Much appreciated your help!
I've never tried chianti, a based on your descriptions, it sounds like our palets are pretty aligned. I'll give it a shot.
Let me know how you like it! Make sure it’s ‘Chianti CLASSICO’ and not regular ‘Chianti’.
Some of my favorite Chianti Classico’s: Pruneto, Barlettaio and of course Montefioralle.
Ohhhh nice selection... You'll see more in some upcoming videos!
Young Italian wine nearly always needs extras air time
Agreed and good wine is ALWAYS changing...
@@drmatthewhorkey U so right!
Spent 3 hours, on half a botrle of Dingač Special Selection.It was a cameleon in a possitive way.
Same good young Greek Red Wines, more air time really opens them up and makes them dance on the tongue
I recognize several of these wines, but currently the only one I can get directly in the stores where I live is... Istine! Can't beat the price either at $15. Gonna get me some!
Wowwwzzasssss, you must be in Europe!
Thank you Matthew! Love your content. Villa Puccini CC Riserva 2018 is on the menu tomorrow night. About 16 bucks for a Riserva ... How is that possible? Looking forward to it. Been drinking Bordeaux for the last couple of years almost exclusively except for Chateau Neuf and Sancerre. Sancerre is a must try btw. But, you made me put in an order for some Chianti Classico. Will be my first time trying a CC.
Thanks… wowwzass your first CC??? Enjoy them and they taste better with pizzas and tomato based pasta dishes
@@drmatthewhorkey Will pair it with lasagne. Yes, my first CC! Can you believe it :-). Never got around to it. I'm a francophile, what can I say. I guess that will all change now ;-).
My personal favourites from Italy are all from the Fattoria La Vialla. Red, White, Sparkling. In my opinion an amazing price for value
Nicceee
@@drmatthewhorkey if you can get your hands on a bottle try their 100% Pinot Noir, blanc de noir, unfiltered, methode ancestrale, sparkling wine.
funny enough, they show up in the blind tasting part of this video... ruclips.net/video/Nvgrv3mAOfE/видео.html
spent a lovely two weeks in Italy 20 years ago tasting various wines from Tuscany. The best happened to be from the campsite we were staying on. 5 euros for a Chianti Classico Riserva! The winery was called Villa Trasqua. Never seen it since. The standard Chianti was 3 euros!
You’ll see that winery soon on the channel 😛. Those wines aren’t that cheap anymore though hahah
@@drmatthewhorkey excellent. It will be interesting to see what you think of them. I'm guessing 15 euros or so now for the Classico or $20. Still good value and a beautiful vineyard site. Did you go there?
No, they reached out to me and wanted to send samples... They have a pretty famous enologist that works with several other well-known brands.
Big Chianti fan here🎉
I feel like I could drink Chianti Classico all day, everyday!
Thanks!
Wow, thank you so much
@@drmatthewhorkey Nope, I thank you! Thank you for sharing your wine knowledge with us. For example, I just watched your other video that you recommended Silverado Cab and I just pickuped a bottle of Silverado 2016 Cab from Bob's Liquor hour ago. It was a best $50 spend on California Cab. Yes, taste better than Hall which cost $60 a bottle. HALL just a little too sweet to my taste. Yes, I am drinking the Silverado while typing this. Please keep on sharing. Thanks again!
Keep enjoying good stuff!
@@drmatthewhorkey Thanks to you 😊. By the way my wife birthday coming up soon, can you name a few California Cab around $100. Yeah normally I only drink $20-30 for every day wine. But for holidays and special occasions $100 is my limited. Thank you
I like a Cabernet with Anice taste, do you have some easily available wines to suggest? The last best example I had recently was 2019 Faust Salvation Napa Valley Cabernet. Hard to find this vintage now. Thanks Matt for any suggestions you can provide.
Nicceee, Stags Leap District cabs might be to your flavor
Thanks. I will check them out. Cheers. @@drmatthewhorkey
He said suckling style. I literally laughed out loud. 🤣🤣
You get respect for picking up on that little joke 🤪
I Love the subtile front against Suckling 😂 Great Video 💪🏻🍷 Chianti Classico 15/16 is definitively as good as Brunello from medium rated vintages in my opinion 🤷🏻♂️
Hahaha you win for catching that! I actually like him and I think a lot of hate stems from jealousy - he lives a cool life. His tasting events are top notch… Scores just 2-3 pts high IMO - altho I understand why he does that ahhaha
@@drmatthewhorkey Really! I thought it was just me but whenever I see his scores I subtract 2 points...but I think his descriptions are quite good!
@@drmatthewhorkey personally I don't look at scores that much, but when it comes to tasting notes he deserves his spot
He also scores a lot of wines that American press doesn’t cover like Aussie, NZD, and South American
The Chianti you really want to be collecting currently are the 2015 and 2016 😉👍🏼
Also totally agree about aging Felsina, their Rancia Riserva is one of the best in the game once it’s 10 years or older 😋
2016s are flat out gorgeous IMO
@@drmatthewhorkey 2016 definitely edges out the 2015 in my opinion too 😉👍🏼
You’ll soon see a blind tasting video of aged Chianti Classico Riservas ☺️
I know it's not Classico but I live in the area of Florence and tried Veroni from the Ruffina area. Their Chianti was outstanding and their Reserva was sublime. Better than the majority of CC I've tasted.
There can be excellent Chianti Rufina’s for sure. I’m a big fan of Carmignano near Florence too
@@drmatthewhorkey I've had some nice wines from Carmignano. Also, the Maremma area is busting out some nice wines. I'm in the process of looking into importing wines from Toscana to the states. I'm working with a producer near Florence and it's astounding the price point and quality of wines that are available. I tried a wine called Governo Toscano IGT which uses the same process as Amarone on the Ciliegiolo grape. I fell out of the chair. Are these 95+ wines, no. Probably 90-93 but extremely drinkable, with the right amount of tannins, fruit and balance of acid that lets you know you're are drinking something that's above average.
2019 huh? I’ll have to give it a try!
Happy hunting!
Felsina needs time
Superb
Badia just drinks beautifully
Agreed on both
I actually got a bottle of the 2019 Felsina a couple of days ago. I didn't try it yet. I'm also a big fan of sangiovese.
Ohhhh nice, hold onto it for a little bit if you can. Way to go team Sangio!
Recently had the 2019 Castellare Chianti Classico and it was a beauty. Leaned toward the Pinot Noir style but had excellent intensity on the palate…check it out!
It is a great wine! Just didn’t have it in the tasting
I'm not the biggest fan of Chianti Classico but Monteraponi is SO GOOD!!
That’s a helluva producer
With points so tight between the bottles, it really goes down to the style one likes. But did I spy the Isole having a lower shoulder level than all the rest? 😆
That is totally right for this and all wine, trusting your own palate. Hahaha no it’s exactly the same as every bottle, the glass is just clearer and the light hits it the right way. I don’t taste beforehand and pull the same amount out of every bottle with Coravin. The blind tasting videos are just as exciting and educational for me as they are for viewers
Definitely recommend Castignoli, great producer that uses 100% Sangiovese which provides the ultimate feeling of Chianti in my opinion.
Niceee recommendation!
Ooh, I’m heading to the store tomorrow for some Beaujolais, if you are too feel free to go for a video 🎉🎉
You really think videos like these get done overnight 🤣😂🤣🤣😂😂😂
I prefer more fruit forward wines, especially red fruit forward not so much the darker fruits, but Im relatively new to wine and the first wine that I had that wow'd me was the Donna Laura Ali, which is a Sangiovese based wine which was only like 11$ and I'm curious are the Chianti Classico Annatas generally more fruit forward since its not aged in oak as long compared to the Riservas and Gran Seleziones or is that not true?
It depends on the producer, part of Chianti Classico, and vintage. In general, I think Chianti Classico annatas could be fruity enough for you while introducing some earthy notes.
@@drmatthewhorkey okay thanks, I’m not against earthy notes and funk etc.. I smoke cigars so I encourage complex profiles with earthiness, leather etc but yeah I was just curious.
You’ll love CC then!
I have a small (very small) collection of Chianti. I want to add at least a half case this Christmas: either (or both of) Castello La Leccia, 2019 or Fontodi, 2019. The La Leccia is considerably cheaper. Have you tasted either?
Fontodi 19 is stellar and in this video: ruclips.net/video/2JJkzm7enQE/видео.html
@@drmatthewhorkey Darn it! I shall just have to settle for being a little poorer this Christmas but thanks for the tip. It's £22.50, so I might settle for three instead of six.
😂🤣
What’s with the fill level on the Isola
All of them are the same… I coravin the same amount out of every wine, some bottles are darker than others
Great as usual....not a fan of the Istine logo...if I didn't know better, I would pass on just the looks...crazy, eh?
Not crazy at all, labels do matter :)
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Thank you sir… stay warm up there!
I love sangiovese too ! Tuscany has to be one of my favorite region for wines. In chianti classico i like Marchese Antinori Chianti Classico Riserva and Castelvecchi Lodolaio. For more expensive chiantis i've enjoyed badia a passignano gran selezione and bindi sergardi's chiantis.
Ohhhh some nice wines. Always nice to see a fellow Sangiovese lover.
I wish it was easier to find over here in France
But you have Saint Chinian!
i just subscribed
Thank you and enjoy!
Last night tasted CampOlive Barbera d'Alba Superiore Paitin Neive Italy: Had the most subtle nuance of oak and spice, very smooth with fleshy texture; the overall lingering mouthfeel was an impressive 13 seconds and I strongly agreed using WASM that the structure and body was light to medium bodied. Good balance with acidity. WASM price pointed the wine at $34.57 with an overall score of 90.96 and a QVR score of 1.72%. Since I paid $33.99, WASM indicating that price point is about right, but like you always looking for those value wines that are hidden gems. Do you think you will transition to Barbera from Sangiovese as your favorite varietal in a few years?
I’m a big fan of Barbera and that Paitan. I’m especially a fan of the Nizza DOCG
@@drmatthewhorkey In Piedmont correct?
Yes it’s a special part of Piemonte for high quality Barbera
your enthusiasm is fantastic. god bless fella.
mjr. tokyo.
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Without researching/looking up on internet do you know what Sangiovese translates to in Latin?
Blood of Jove… I’m not a rookie 😜
@@drmatthewhorkey Would never infer you are a rookie; however, pertaining to direct translation, Blood of Jupiter, difference? "Most people think that Jove and Jupiter are the same person, but there is actually a big difference between the two. Jove is the king of the gods in Roman mythology, while Jupiter is the king of the gods in Greek mythology. They both have a lot of similarities, but there are also some big differences."
"For example, Jove is often depicted as an old man with a beard, while Jupiter is usually shown as a young man. Jupiter is also associated with the planet Jupiter, while Jove is not." I realize that some have drawn a congruent parallel but as someone approaching their mid 40's surely the direct translation of Sangiovese is Jupiter not Jove
As one of the truly great wine growing regions Chianti Classico has long suffered from massive swings in quality and provenance. From $4 buck-chuck to some of the finest reds, the range of outcomes is unacceptable.
They ought to learn from Montalcino’s success and lead with provenance and terroir. 100% Sangiovese and leave the “foreign” grapes outside the sub zone. Introduce new and comprehensive rules and regulations for quality.
I’d love to see a blind tasting Chianti Classico vs. Rosso di Montalcino. They are in a similar price point though I find the latter often performs better, especially on clarity and inherent complexity of fruit.
That’s a good comparison for sure. Unfortunately, dealing with the Montalcino Consorzio hasn’t been so fruitful for me 😂🤣
Vigna Grospoli Fattoria di Lamole Dr Paolo Socci ....You just missedthe BEST CHIANTI CLASSICO historically connect with SAngiovese Grosso o Polveroso
I can’t include every producer…
who the juice has got time to age wine , seriously just drink &enjoy life is short
That’s the beauty, wines can be enjoyed now or matured in the cellar!
if you don't know what Coravin then don't watch this channel.. lol😂
Hahahah I’ve gotten several comments asking why the bottles are closed when I reveal them.
@@drmatthewhorkey Haha!
i need info on Glasses.
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@@drmatthewhorkey wine glasses you used for testing
So you like more red fruit huh... * hides black cherry/ pom wine still fermenting away * 😒🤪
hahahhahaha