Gazl
Refined and polished Italian red wine with a rich, soft mouthfeel and a elegant fruitiness, featuring plum and cherry whispers with a wisp of earthy undertones, accompanied by a smooth, mellow finish.
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La Gerla Poggio gli Angeli Sangiovese embodies the essence of Montalcino, Tuscany, in a full-bodied red crafted from Sangiovese grapes.


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This La Gerla Poggio gli Angeli Sangiovese is a medium-bodied Italian red that has an inviting nose of tart cherries, dried herbs, and earthy leather. On the palate, it brings plenty of ripe red fruit flavors balanced by a bright acidity and a hint of spice. The finish is smooth, with a lingering hint of oak. Enjoy this wine with grilled meats, pasta dishes, and aged cheeses.
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Based on 12 customer reviews.
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Gazl
Refined and polished Italian red wine with a rich, soft mouthfeel and a elegant fruitiness, featuring plum and cherry whispers with a wisp of earthy undertones, accompanied by a smooth, mellow finish.
Jean-Max
Delightful combination of sweet and savory flavors, precisely consistent and harmonious, with a rich and supple texture, this pairing is sure to impress, and would be a exceptional match for a variety of dishes, bringing homemade pizza and pasta, and would elevate the overall culinary experience.
Maggy
Straightforward yet soft Sangiovese of 2019, boasting a fine freshness of cherries and red berries. However, it falls short in terms of depth, leaving one to question the cost effectiveness for the price. A slight cooling effect during the summer months may be beneficial. In the near future, it is likely to improve, making it a worthwhile investment.
Based on 12 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Gazl
Refined and polished Italian red wine with a rich, soft mouthfeel and a elegant fruitiness, featuring plum and cherry whispers with a wisp of earthy undertones, accompanied by a smooth, mellow finish.
Jean-Max
Delightful combination of sweet and savory flavors, precisely consistent and harmonious, with a rich and supple texture, this pairing is sure to impress, and would be a exceptional match for a variety of dishes, bringing homemade pizza and pasta, and would elevate the overall culinary experience.
Maggy
Straightforward yet soft Sangiovese of 2019, boasting a fine freshness of cherries and red berries. However, it falls short in terms of depth, leaving one to question the cost effectiveness for the price. A slight cooling effect during the summer months may be beneficial. In the near future, it is likely to improve, making it a worthwhile investment.
La Gerla Poggio gli Angeli Sangiovese is praised for its fruit-forward profile, featuring cherry, plum, and earthy undertones. It offers a smooth, mellow finish and is noted for its versatility with food. While some appreciate its rich and nuanced flavors, others find it lacks depth and complexity. The wine is generally well-received for its quality and value, though opinions on its price-worthiness vary.
This La Gerla Poggio gli Angeli Sangiovese is a medium-bodied Italian red that has an inviting nose of tart cherries, dried herbs, and earthy leather. On the palate, it brings plenty of ripe red fruit flavors balanced by a bright acidity and a hint of spice. The finish is smooth, with a lingering hint of oak. Enjoy this wine with grilled meats, pasta dishes, and aged cheeses.
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