Chianti wine

An iconic, food-friendly Italian red wine, Chianti can range in price from $10 a bottle to upwards of $50 for higher-end versions. In recent decades, Chianti has outgrown its old-school straw basket image from the 1970s, and has evolved past being an Anthony Hopkins reference in Silence of the Lambs. Looking for a bottle to drink? Check out our regularly updated list of the best Chianti bottles! Chianti In 60 Seconds: The Chianti region is landlocked in central Italy and includes seven…

Chianti, Italy's renowned Tuscan red wine, crafted primarily from Sangiovese grapes, offers vibrant fruit flavors and a distinctive savory character, perfect for pairing with Italian cuisine.

Chianti, Italy's renowned Tuscan red wine, crafted primarily from Sangiovese grapes, offers vibrant fruit flavors and a distinctive savory character, perfect for pairing with Italian cuisine.

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From its origins to best food pairings, grab a bottle of your favorite Chianti and bury your nose in everything you need to know about this type of wine.

Chianti Wine is one of the most ancient wines in Italy. It grows only in the Chianti area, in the Tuscany region. You can recognize a real Chianti by the black roster icon on the bottle. Do you see it? Wine: Cafaggio

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