Three red wine from Italy, Villa Poggio Salvi, Borgo Dei Guidi and Enzo bartoli

Villa Poggio Salvi has a wine rosso di Montalcino of the vintage 2015 with an ABV of 14%. The taste is of red cherry and red currants. It is not to heavy and it has a very clear taste. Very good.  Below is the castle in Montalcino in Tuscany.

The next wine is a red wine from Borgo Dei Guidi in Romagna. It is their Sangiovese/Cabernet Sauvignon wine. The vintage is 2016 and the ABV 14,5%. For this wine I get get a lot of violet and black currants on the nose. In the taste I get black currants with tannins and some vanilla and oak. I think that here that the cabernet sauvignon is dominating over the Sangiovese.

The last wine is a Barbera d'Asti from Enzo Bartoli. Here Eno Bartoli is not a producer. Enzo Bartoli is a brand name from a Swedish company that buys up wine from Italy and bottles it under their own brand. This Barbera is from 2016 with an ABV of 14%. On the nose I get red cherry. On the taste I get sour cherry, plum and some oak. It is a nice Barbera.