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Rosso di Montalcino Molino della Suga 75cl
AED 110.00
Cherry, red plum, and that classic Tuscan savoury edge, this Rosso di Montalcino is the kind of Italian red wine you open when you want “one glass” to turn into “okay, fine, two.” It’s medium-bodied, dry, and built for food, think tomato-based pasta, grilled sausages, or a proper cheese board.
Made in Montalcino, Tuscany, by Molino della Suga, it brings Brunello-adjacent vibes with more weeknight energy. Bright acidity keeps it fresh, while firm tannins give it structure, so every sip feels like it has a point!
| Size | 75cl / 750ml |
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Description
Bold enough for a hearty dinner, fresh enough to keep you reaching for another pour, this Rosso di Montalcino is Tuscany doing what it does best, turning Sangiovese into something seriously drinkable.
Molino della Suga makes wine in Montalcino, one of Italy’s most iconic red wine neighbourhoods. Rosso di Montalcino is the more laid-back sibling in the family, you still get that regional depth and structure, just with a more “tonight’s pasta deserves this” vibe.
What you’ll notice first is the balance. The fruit comes in bright and red (think cherry and red plum), then the savoury, earthy side shows up to keep it interesting. The acidity is lively, which matters because it makes the wine feel energetic at the table, not heavy, and it’s exactly why this style is so good with tomato sauce, roasted vegetables, and anything grilled.
- Appearance: Clear ruby red with youthful brightness.
- Nose: Ripe cherry, red plum, dried herbs, and a hint of earthy spice.
- Taste: Juicy red fruit up front, dry on the palate, with firm tannins and mouth-watering acidity that keeps things crisp and food-friendly.
- Body: Medium-bodied, structured without feeling bulky.
- Finish: Medium-long, with lingering cherry skin, gentle spice, and a savoury, Tuscan edge.
If you like Italian red wine that feels layered without needing a lecture, this is a great lane. It’s got enough grip (those tannins) to handle richer dishes, but the lift from the acidity means it won’t disappear next to food. It’s also a smart pick when you want something more serious than a simple fruit-bomb, but not as intense as the biggest wines on the shelf.
Bring it out for pizza night, lasagna, burgers off the grill, or a cheese board that leans salty and aged. It’s the kind of bottle that makes everyday food taste more “planned,” even if you threw it together in 20 minutes.
Want the quick read? This is Montalcino character in a more approachable, weeknight-ready red, bright fruit, savoury depth, and a dry, structured finish that plays ridiculously well with food.
Fun Fact: Rosso di Montalcino comes from the same Montalcino zone as Brunello, and many producers (including estates like Molino della Suga) use it as a way to showcase their Sangiovese with less time in the cellar, so you get that Tuscan DNA sooner.
