Pizzini ‘Pietra Rossa‘ Sangiovese tread-softly Aged for two years in

Aged for two years in Slavonian oak casks

as well as a certain deepness

it owns a warm and intense taste

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Glenguin Vineyard was first planted in the 1980s with an average vine age now over 25 years and each wine comes from a small individual vineyard block on the property

Pizzini ‘Pietra Rossa‘ Sangiovese tread-softly Aged for two years inPietra Rossa is Italian for red stone in reference to the soils the fruit for this wine comes from. Vibrant and mouth watering aromas of cherries, raspberries and sweet herbs follow through onto the beautifully structured palate. It is juicy, fleshy and very drinkable.