Chianti wine is a red blend from Chianti, a small region in Tuscany, Italy. Made with a minimum of 70% Sangiovese grapes, a wine calling itself Chianti is allowed to be made almost anywhere in Tuscany, and the entire region is divided into seven sub-zones, with the renowned Chianti Classico being its historical heartland.
These dry, ruby-red wines have been praised for their aromas and flavors of red cherry fruit, herbal nuances, and underlying earthy notes. Depending on maturation, the area of production, and the percentage of Sangiovese, the wines range from light to full-bodied and are often described as food-friendly wines that can match a variety of dishes.
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