Sassicaia 2019
Tenuta San Guido · Tenuta San Guido
Kit Aromas
Nose
Blackcurrant, Cedar, Cherry, Violet, Toasted, Mint
Palate
Sassicaia 2019 is the wine that changed Italian winemaking forever — Cabernet Sauvignon in Tuscany was heresy; the quality made it undeniable.
Finish
Best enjoyed on its own, decanted for an hour
- Varietal
- 85% Cabernet Sauvignon, 15% Cabernet Franc
- Blend
- Deep ruby with garnet rim
- Vineyards
- $250
Food Pairing
Bistecca alla fiorentina — thick-cut charcoal-grilled T-bone with salt, pepper, and olive oil
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