Casal Thaulero, Sangiovese Terre Di Chieti

 A month ago I tasted a Montepulciano D'Abruzzo from the producer Casal Thaulero in the region of Abruzzo in Italy. This time it is a Sangiovese Terre Di Chieti from the same producer. Cantina Casal Thaulero takes its name from the small town of Casal Thaulero (TE) where the hills of Abruzzo meet the Adriatic Sea. In 1961 some winemakers joined together and developed a cooperative winery to produce and export Abruzzo wines to the world. 

 The wine Borgo Thaulero is a Sangiovese wine. The vintage is 2019 and ABV is 13%. This is a light fresh easy drinking wine. A lot of red cherry with some black currant and some plum with some tannins at the end. A decent wine.

Three red wines from Italy

 The first red wine is the the wine Nur from the Sardinian producer Sardus Pater of the vintage 2017. This wine is made Carignano grapes, also known as Carignan in French. It is from the DOC Carignano Del Sulcis in Sardinia. This is a very fruity red wine with cherry, jam and some tannins at the back which leaves you with a dry finish. Very good.

The next wine is from the region of Marche in Italy, it is called Il Segreto and is made by Sangiovese grapes. The vintage is 2017. This is a wine which is specially bottled for Sweden by Poggio Fiore. It is a nice heavy Sangiovese with a taste of red cherry, coffee and vanilla. Probably some newer oak casks have been used for this wine. 

The last wine is a Montepulciano D'Abruzzo called Miravigna from producer Casal Thaulero. The vintage is 2019. This is a youthful Montepulciano with a taste of red cherry, plum and some tannins. It is slightly spicy. Very good and nice.