David Lawrason

The deeply coloured colorino grape has long been a backseat blending variety to bolster often pale sangiovese, but...

Sara d'Amato

Colorino is, as the name suggest, a very deeply coloured wine made from a relatively rare Tuscan grape of the same....

Michael Godel

Not only is this solo colorino but also a varietal one from Empoli and true to form it's a dark and mysterious one....

John Szabo, MS

Deeply coloured, as the name of the variety would imply, with obvious concentration and depth, and ripeness. this is...

Jason Solanki

Deeply purple-hued 100% Colorino normally used for blending. It has medium+ intensity aromas of purple fruit, dark cherry-berry, and herbs with a licorice and medicinal character wafts from glass. It is medium bodied with firm, grippy, chalky and drying tannins, along with fresh and juicy acids that provide lift. Flavours of violet, black cherry, dark plum, and hints of oak. A bit thin on the mid-palate, while the finish is long with wet earth, dark berry, and violet nuances. Should develop more complexity with time as tannins integrate. Tasted Feb/2019.

Piazzano Colorino 2015