Thursday, October 27, 2011

Tercos, Sangiovese

100% Sangiovese
premiere-cote

Italian immigrants introduced the Sangiovese grape to Argentina, and there is still a deep appreciation for Italian culture in Latin America. This deep red Sangiovese has the aromatic intensity of ripe strawberries and black currants, with a good balance   between fruit and acidity.

Tercos, the name of the winery, which means “stubborn” in Spanish, underscores the tenacious, burro-like commitment to quality that the Santos brothers possess. Chianti Classico at a Chianti price!

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

I really enjoyed the Tercos Sangiovese. I think that their malbec will be delicious as well!

My tasting notes for this wine can be found on my argentine wine and culture blog: http://malbeceamos.com