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Poggio Della Torre Chianti

Tuscan Sangiovese from the hills near Vinci, poured here for years.

4 bottles Same-day or next-day LI delivery Wine shipping where legal
The story

The story behind Poggio Della Torre

Poggio Della Torre comes out of the Chianti hills near Vinci, the Tuscan town where Leonardo was born. The wine is made with the Salvadori family estate, founded by Cesare Salvadori in 1930 and now run by the third generation, with Francesco Salvadori heading winemaking. The house leans on the old playbook: manual selection in the vineyard, careful maceration for color and grip, and wooden barrels for the Riserva.

The blend is Sangiovese with a small slice of Canaiolo Nero, the pairing Tuscans have used for centuries. Nothing here is modernized into softness for its own sake. You get the sour cherry, the dusty tannin, the savory finish that says Chianti before you read the label.

The lineup

Explore the Poggio Della Torre range

Four expressions, one grape at the core. Sangiovese leads every bottle, Canaiolo Nero fills in the edges, and the Riserva sees wood.

ExpressionTypeProof / ABVTasting notes
Poggio Della Torre Chianti 750mLChianti DOCG12% ABVSour cherry, dried herb, everyday tannin
Poggio Della Torre Chianti 1.5LChianti DOCG12% ABVSame wine, magnum format, table crowd
Poggio Della Torre Chianti Riserva 750mLChianti Riserva DOCG12.5% ABVBarrel aged, firmer tannin, darker fruit
Poggio Della Torre Chianti Classico 750mLChianti Classico DOCG13% to 13.5% ABV100% Sangiovese, brighter acid, longer finish
Buying guidance

Which Poggio Della Torre is right for you?

Poggio Della Torre sits in the value tier where Chianti belongs on a Tuesday. The Riserva is $13.99, the Chianti 750mL is $11.99, the Classico is $17.98 and the 1.5L is $21.98. That is real Tuscan Sangiovese at house-pour money, and the magnum is the smart buy for a table of six. Stock moves, so call ahead on the Classico and the large format before you drive over.

The weeknight pasta cookPoggio Della Torre Chianti Riserva 750mL

Barrel aging gives it enough grip for ragù without a special-occasion price.

The Sunday hostPoggio Della Torre Chianti 1.5L

A magnum of Sangiovese keeps a long table poured without a second trip.

The Sangiovese puristPoggio Della Torre Chianti Classico 750mL

Unoaked, all Sangiovese, higher acid, the most classic expression in the lineup.

Make the most of it

Poggio Della Torre cocktails and pairings

Serve it at 60 to 65 degrees and give the Riserva or Classico 30 minutes of air. Then put it next to food that grew up with it.

Good to know

Poggio Della Torre questions, answered

What kind of wine is Poggio Della Torre Chianti?
It is a dry red wine from the Chianti region of Tuscany, made mainly from Sangiovese with a small amount of Canaiolo Nero. Expect sour cherry, dried herb and firm tannin rather than soft, jammy fruit.
Is Chianti sweet or dry?
Chianti is a dry red wine. The Sangiovese grape brings high acid and savory cherry notes, and any sweetness you taste is fruit, not residual sugar. Serve it with food and it tightens up nicely.
What is the difference between Chianti and Chianti Classico?
Chianti covers a broad zone across Tuscany, while Chianti Classico comes from the historic core between Florence and Siena and must be at least 80 percent Sangiovese. The Poggio Della Torre Classico is 100 percent Sangiovese.
What should I eat with Chianti?
Red sauce pasta, roasted or grilled beef, veal and pork, and Tuscan charcuterie with Pecorino Toscano. The acid cuts through fat and tomato, which is why the pairing has lasted centuries.
Do you deliver Poggio Della Torre Chianti locally?
Yes. We offer same-day or next-day delivery across Nassau and Suffolk, free local delivery over $250, and free curbside pickup at our Commack store. Wine ships to the states where it is legal, confirmed at checkout.
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