Tintilia del Molise 2021 nero d'avola mingling with the earthiness of

mingling with the earthiness of freshly turned soil and the ghost of violets

with the finesse of a satin dress swishing across a marble floor

you understand why

San Michele della Chiesa 2015Rare

This wine is essentially a Brunello with the Rosso di Montalcino label because the grapes come from the same vineyard plot as their Brunello

Tintilia del Molise 2021 nero d'avola mingling with the earthiness ofTerreSacre Tintilia del Molise. In the year 1900, at the Paris World's Fair, a Tintilia Wine won a gold medal. Then the wine disappeared for 100 years. Tintilia has reemerged over the past 2 decades and about a dozen families make it. In the rustic region of Molise in south Italy, the Tinilia grape now thrives. At 885 feet in elevation and overlooking the Adriatic Sea, the mountain and sea climates merge at the TerreSacre vineyards. 100% Tintilia