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Chianti

Range of hills forming part of the Apennine chain in Tuscany region, northwest of Siena, north-central Italy. Its slopes are covered with vineyards and olive plantations. Chianti, a dry red wine, is produced here. Chief towns are Gaiole, Radda, and Castellina.



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We improved our Chiantis and our Grigios because Argentines have a strong Italian palate and a strong Italian wine preference.
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Wine list: Minimal starting list with six pinot grigios, four chardonnays, a white zinfandel, four Chiantis, two cabernets and a couple of merlots.
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Although most of the estate's Chiantis are aged in traditional oak cooperage, Arcaini has brought in over 600 small French oak barrels for "Super Tuscan wines" and Riserva Chianti.
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