Montefalco Rosso for Tuesdays: Sangiovese-Sagrantino Blend Decoded
What makes Montefalco Rosso weeknight-friendly? We unpack Sangiovese-Sagrantino blends, style cues, and Susannah’s notes to guide your next Tuesday pour.
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Montefalco Rosso Tuesdays: Sangiovese-led Umbrian Red to Try
Why Montefalco Rosso belongs in your weeknight lineup: Sangiovese-led, dry, mid-weight Umbrian red with black-fruited lift and polished tannins.
Montefalco Rosso: The Umbria red that works any weeknight, beautifully
From Sangiovese-led blends to a kiss of Sagrantino, Montefalco Rosso brings mid-weight charm and versatility. Here’s why it’s our new Tuesday-night staple.
Crane Lake Cabernet Sauvignon Review: $6 California Cab, Dry and Easy
Can a $6 non-vintage California Cabernet be worth your weeknight? We break down Crane Lake’s dry, easy style, Reverse Wine Snob’s take, and best pairings.
Crane Lake Cabernet Review: A $6 California Cab That Delivers
A $6 California Cabernet that stays mostly dry and weeknight-friendly. We unpack Reverse Wine Snob’s NV Crane Lake Cab and who should buy it.
Crane Lake Cabernet Sauvignon Review: $6 California Cab That Delivers
Reverse Wine Snob reviews Crane Lake Cabernet Sauvignon, a non‑vintage California Cab around $6. We decode the style, value, and best pairings.