Tag Archives: Sangiovese

The Truest Sense of Place within Yourself

Posted on November 2, 2017 by damewine

I think most people have a need to fit in, to belong – we have a desire to be a part of something bigger than ourselves. I’m sure there are exceptions, like people suffering from narcissistic disorders, etc., but I … Continue reading →

Posted in Dame Wine | Tagged Grenache, Marsanne, Mourvedre, North American Wine, Oregon Wine, Rhône varieties, Sangiovese, Sense of Place, Southern Oregon, Southern Oregon Wine, Syrah, Troon Vineyard, USA, Viognier, West Coast Wine | 4 Comments

Can Sangiovese Stand Alone?

Posted on November 13, 2015 by damewine

I guess my first introduction to Sangiovese was like many others’ – mediocre Chianti with sharp acidity and grainy tannins that demanded food. Many of us can say that not only have the wines of Chianti come a long way, … Continue reading →

Posted in Dame Wine | Tagged Montecucco, Morellino di Scansano, Sangiovese, Tuscany | 7 Comments

Our time with Dr. John F. Mariani Jr, Chairman Emeritus of Banfi Vintners

Posted on July 1, 2014 by damewine

We had the pleasure of having a private tour and dinner with Dr. John F. Mariani Jr, Chairman Emeritus of Banfi Vintners, and his lovely wife, Pam, at their breathtaking property Castello Banfi, in Montalcino, Tuscany, on May 11th. I … Continue reading →