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Collazzi I Bastioni Chianti Classico 2023

92 Points, Antonio Galloni – Vinous

Collazzi’s vineyards benefit from a warmer, drier microclimate than most of Chianti Classico, with clay, limestone, and sand soils that produce grapes with exceptionally nuanced character. Collazzi’s meticulous, modern winemaking approach is on full display here.

Vinous’ Antonio Galloni awarded this 92 points, calling it “a joy” that’s “bold, punchy and super-expressive” with “succulent dark cherry and plum fruit” and an “aromatic, floral close that is quite attractive.” We’re talking about a wine that undergoes manual harvest, temperature-controlled fermentation, and 15 months aging in barrels, creating something that’s both structured and built for aging but also already so dang appealing in its youth.

Original price was: $28.00.Current price is: $20.50.

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92 Points, Vinous
The 2023 Chianti Classico Bastioni dei Collazzi is a joy. Bold, punchy and super-expressive, the 2023 offers tons of immediacy and sheer allure. Succulent dark cherry and plum fruit open first, followed by hints of cedar and new leather that add complexity. The aromatic, floral close is quite attractive. Drink 2025 – 2031.

This is a new winery and new wine for us, but don’t let that fool you – the pedigree here is at the very top. Collazzi is a Marchi-owned property run by Bona Marchi Frescobaldi, connecting it directly to one of Tuscany’s most celebrated winemaking families. What makes this Chianti Classico so unique is Collazzi’s SuperTuscan approach applied to traditional appellations as well as the tiny little slice of heaven from which this wine was made.

The secret sauce here is the addition Malvasia Nera and Merlot (up to 20% beldning is allowed) into the heavily Sangiovese-dominant wine – adding depth, roundness, and aromatic complexity that sets this apart from the typical Chianti Classico. This beauty also comes from San Casciano Val di Pesa, a superb subregion just south of Florence, which typically hoards all the wines made there and rarely exports.

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