The red wine Ipsus Chianti Classico Gran Selezione DOCG, vintage 2016 from the winery Il Caggio has been rated in 2025 by Othmar Kiem, Simon Staffler with 98 Falstaff points. It is a wine made from the grape variety Sangiovese from the region Tuscany in Italy.
Tasting Notes
Bright, flint ruby red colour. Expressive and inviting on the nose, fresh wild strawberries, blood oranges, with fine floral notes and a finish of ripe red peach, elegant, barely perceptible use of wood. Extremely polished and elegant on the palate, spans a wide, juicy arc, many layers, gentle, persistent drive, fine saltiness on the finish with a long finish.
More about the tastingBrightening, brilliant ruby red. Expressive and inviting on the nose, fresh wild strawberry, blood orange, plus fine floral hints, reverberating with ripe red peach, noble, barely perceptible use of oak. On the palate it shows extremely polished and elegant, spans a wide, juicy arc, many layers, gentle, persistent drive, fine saltiness on the long finish.
More about the tastingBright ruby red. Expressive and inviting nose, fresh wild strawberries, blood oranges, fine floral nuances, intense notes of ripe peaches, a fine touch of oak. On the palate, extremely polished and elegant, beautiful, juicy, multi-layered, gentle, persistent, with a fine saltiness on the finish, long.
More about the tastingBright, glittering ruby red. Expressive and inviting on the nose with fresh wild strawberry, blood orange, plus fine floral hints. Reverberating with ripe red peach, the wine has a barely perceptible oak. On the palate, extremely polished and elegant, expansive and juicy with many layers and a gentle, persistent drive. Fine saltiness on the long finish.
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