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Santa Cristina Rosso
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Santa Cristina Rosso
An accessible Tuscan red wine from one of Italy's most famous wineries — uncomplicated in the best sense, with genuine character in the glass.
Antinori is one of Italy's oldest wine dynasties: rooted in Florence since 1385, today with estates in Tuscany, Umbria, and beyond. The Santa Cristina Rosso is the classic entry into the Antinori range — a cuvée of five red grape varieties from Tuscany, vinified in stainless steel tanks at controlled temperature, with subsequent partial aging in oak barrels.
In the glass, it glows in rich ruby red. The nose shows ripe dark cherries and blackberries, underscored by a light wood tone from the barrel aging. On the palate, medium body, soft tannins, pleasant freshness — a wine without sharp edges that can be drunk immediately. The finish is short to medium-long, fruity-round.
Awarded the Gold Medal of the Berlin Wine Trophy.
- Food: Bistecca alla Fiorentina, pasta with ragù, grilled lamb chops, aged Pecorino
- Temperature: 16–18 °C
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The Winery
Marchesi Antinori from Florence is one of the oldest and most significant wineries in the world: Since 1385, the family has been continuously cultivating wine and still manages the company in its own hands today.
In 1971, together with oenologist Giacomo Tachis, Piero Antinori laid the foundation for a revolution when he created the Tignanello, the first Super Tuscan – a Sangiovese-Cabernet blend aged in barriques that permanently changed the wine world.
Today, Piero's daughters Albiera, Allegra, and Alessia steer the company, which owns around 1,200 hectares of vineyards in Tuscany, Umbria, Piedmont, Apulia, and California. Tradition and a bold spirit of innovation are not opposites at Antinori, but the foundation of every single bottle.
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