Melini Borghi D'elsa Chianti Dry Red Wine Bottle (750 ml)

Dry red wine. Melini, a cherished Italian estate found in 1705, is a pioneer for introducing to the world wines that embody the essence of Tuscany. Borghi d'Elsa is a fresh, medium bodied chianti with attractive bright red fruit aromas of raspberry and cherry. It has a lovely overall balance and a long harmonious finish with hints of toasted almond and spice. This wine is very food friendly and pairs well with a range of meats, salads and cheeses. 13% alc by vol. 26 Product of Italy. Bottled by Melini S.p.A. - Bardolino - Italy at its own cellars of Poggibonsi - Italy. The Melini Winery dates back to 1705, and is one of the Chianti region’s oldest and most historic wineries. Melini owns over 1,200 acres in Chianti most of which are in the prime Chianti Classico zone. Throughout its history, Melini has aggressively embraced innovations that improve quality. Founder Adolpho Laborel Melini used pasteurization in winemaking 33 years before Louis Pasteur wrote about the process. Melini introduced the fiasco strapeso, a tempered glass bottle that made possible the export of Chianti to foreign markets. The spirit of tradition that spurs innovation is clearly apparent in Melini wines especially in their newest project, Melini Re-Chianti. Re-Chianti is a modern interpretation of a classic wine. It is Chianti Re-invented. • Alcohol by volume: 13% • Frederick Wildman and Sons, Ltd.,

Dry red wine. Melini, a cherished Italian estate found in 1705, is a pioneer for introducing to the world wines that embody the essence of Tuscany. Borghi d'Elsa is a fresh, medium bodied chianti with attractive bright red fruit aromas of raspberry and cherry. It has a lovely overall balance and a long harmonious finish with hints of toasted almond and spice. This wine is very food friendly and pairs well with a range of meats, salads and cheeses. 13% alc by vol. 26 Product of Italy. Bottled by Melini S.p.A. - Bardolino - Italy at its own cellars of Poggibonsi - Italy. The Melini Winery dates back to 1705, and is one of the Chianti region’s oldest and most historic wineries. Melini owns over 1,200 acres in Chianti most of which are in the prime Chianti Classico zone. Throughout its history, Melini has aggressively embraced innovations that improve quality. Founder Adolpho Laborel Melini used pasteurization in winemaking 33 years before Louis Pasteur wrote about the process. Melini introduced the fiasco strapeso, a tempered glass bottle that made possible the export of Chianti to foreign markets. The spirit of tradition that spurs innovation is clearly apparent in Melini wines especially in their newest project, Melini Re-Chianti. Re-Chianti is a modern interpretation of a classic wine. It is Chianti Re-invented. • Alcohol by volume: 13% • Frederick Wildman and Sons, Ltd.,

Contains: None Additives: None

Contains: None Additives: None