
Guerrieri, Marche
Guerriero Della Terra
Red wine
- Type
- Red wine
- Region
- Marche
- Grapes
- Montepulciano, Sangiovese
- Alcohol
- 15%
Taste profile: Ripe fruit, sweet blackberries, spicy notes
€26.50
incl. VAT

Grape
Sangiovese is Italy's most planted grape and the beating heart of Tuscany: from Chianti and Brunello di Montalcino to legendary Super Tuscans like Tignanello. On this page you'll find everything about the Sangiovese grape: where it comes from, what the wine tastes like, what to pair it with, and which Sangiovese wines you can order directly from us.
Sangiovese is Italy's most planted grape and the beating heart of Tuscany: from Chianti and Brunello di Montalcino to legendary Super Tuscans like Tignanello. On this page you'll find everything about the Sangiovese grape: where it comes from, what the wine tastes like, what to pair it with, and which Sangiovese wines you can order directly from us.
20 wines, from €8.95
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Guerrieri, Marche
Red wine
Taste profile: Ripe fruit, sweet blackberries, spicy notes
€26.50
incl. VAT

Guerrieri, Marche
Red wine
Taste profile: Ripe fruit, sweet blackberries, spicy notes
€59.95
incl. VAT

Guerrieri, Marche
Rosé wine
Taste profile: Floral, citrus, soft red fruit
€14.95
incl. VAT

Guerrieri, Marche
Sparkling wine
Taste profile: Violets, wild roses, cherry
€14.95
incl. VAT

Guerrieri, Marche
Dessert wine
Taste profile: Black cherry, wild berries, raspberries
€14.95
incl. VAT

Guerrieri, Marche
Red wine
Taste profile: Black fruit, violets, vanilla
€14.90
incl. VAT

Banfi, Tuscany
Red wine
Taste profile: Vanilla, licorice, spices
€49.50
incl. VAT

Guerrieri, Marche
Sparkling wine
Taste profile: Strawberry, raspberry, rose petals
€14.50
incl. VAT

Zýmē, Veneto
Red wine
Taste profile: Red fruit, forest fruit, cinnamon
€62.95
incl. VAT

Zýmē, Veneto
Red wine
Taste profile: Jam, forest floor, tobacco
€356.95
incl. VAT

Guerrieri, Marche
Red wine
Taste profile: Cherry, forest fruit, fresh
€8.95
incl. VAT

Altesino, Tuscany
Red wine
Taste profile: Violets, wild berries, tobacco
€51.95
incl. VAT

Altesino, Tuscany
Red wine
Taste profile: Black cherries, blackberries, raspberry
€105.00
incl. VAT

Altesino, Tuscany
Red wine
Taste profile: Dried cherries, ripe red fruit, humus
€95.95
incl. VAT

Marchesi Antinori, Tuscany
Red wine
Taste profile: Cherries, black cherries, pomegranate
€175.00
incl. VAT

Altesino, Tuscany
Red wine
Taste profile: Red berries, forest fruits, cherries
€16.95
incl. VAT

Altesino, Tuscany
Red wine
Taste profile: Blackberries, dark cherries, red berries
€21.95
incl. VAT

Fontodi, Tuscany
Red wine
Taste profile: Black cherry, wild berries, violets
€84.95
incl. VAT

Canalicchio di Sopra, Tuscany
Red wine
Taste profile: Cherries, spicy, fresh
€68.00
incl. VAT

Canalicchio di Sopra, Tuscany
Red wine
Taste profile: Dark fruit, minerality, silky
€175.00
incl. VAT
Sangiovese is Italy's most widely planted grape and the undisputed heart of Tuscan winemaking. The name is said to derive from the Latin 'sanguis Jovis' — the blood of Jupiter — fitting for a grape that has been tied to central Italy since Roman times.
Italy's most famous wines revolve around Sangiovese: Chianti and Chianti Classico, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano and of course Brunello di Montalcino, which is made from 100% Sangiovese. Beyond Tuscany the grape plays a leading role too, from Romagna to the hills around Pesaro in the Marche, where it forms the basis of the Colli Pesaresi DOC.
Sangiovese is also at the centre of one of the greatest revolutions in Italian wine history: the Super Tuscans. Wines such as Antinori's Tignanello combined Sangiovese with French grapes like Cabernet Sauvignon and put Tuscany firmly on the world map in the 1970s.
Sangiovese is a grape of tension and finesse. On the nose you'll recognise it by red cherries, plums and violets, often with savoury, earthy notes of thyme, tobacco and leather. Barrel and bottle ageing add complex aromas of dried cherries, balsamic and forest floor.
On the palate, Sangiovese is all about fresh acidity and firm yet fine tannins. That is why the wine is rarely heavy or jammy: even a powerful Brunello stays lively and elegant. The same structure makes Sangiovese an excellent wine for the cellar — great vintages develop for decades.
The grape is surprisingly versatile too. Alongside serious reds, Sangiovese produces sparkling rosés, light bubbles and even traditional dessert wines, such as the Vino di Visciole from the Marche in which Sangiovese melts together with wild cherries.
Serve Sangiovese at 16 to 18 degrees Celsius. Young, fresh styles can even take a slight chill; a mature Brunello or Super Tuscan, on the other hand, benefits from some air in a decanter so its complex aromas can open up.
Thanks to its fresh acidity, Sangiovese is one of the world's great food wines. The classic pairing is anything with tomato: pasta al ragù, pizza, lasagne. But grilled meat — think of the Florentine bistecca — game, herb-roasted chicken and vegetarian dishes with mushrooms or aubergine make splendid partners as well.
For cheese, go Italian: an aged pecorino or Parmigiano Reggiano brings the wine's cherry fruit and savoury notes together perfectly. A Sangiovese rosé or sparkler is best served chilled, as an aperitif or with light summer dishes.
If you want to buy Sangiovese wine, NEVINI lets you taste the full breadth of the grape in a carefully selected collection.
A highlight of our collection is the Antinori Tignanello 2022: one of the very first Super Tuscans, with Sangiovese in the leading role alongside Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc, from the famous Tignanello vineyard in the heart of Chianti Classico. You'll also find Brunello di Montalcino from Altesino — including the Montosoli cru and the Riserva — and from Banfi: pure Sangiovese from Montalcino at its finest.
From the Marche comes the selection of the Guerrieri family, with the juicy Sangiovese Colli Pesaresi DOC, the powerful Guerriero Della Terra blend with Montepulciano, the elegant rosé Rosa dei Venti, the cheerful sparkler Ale and the traditional cherry wine L'Amico Ciliegia.
All bottles are easy to order online. Not sure which Sangiovese suits you best? Send us a message on WhatsApp — we're happy to think along with you from our home base in Maastricht.
Read more: Tignanello and Tuscany's other great reds, Brunello compared: annata, Riserva or Montosoli?, discover the Guerrieri family or browse all Tuscan wines.
The name Sangiovese is said to derive from the Latin 'sanguis Jovis', the blood of Jupiter. The grape has been cultivated in central Italy for centuries and is now the country's most widely planted variety, with Tuscany as its undisputed homeland.
Yes, Brunello di Montalcino is made from 100% Sangiovese, traditionally called 'Brunello' around the town of Montalcino. The wine must age for years before it can be sold and is considered one of the grape's greatest expressions.
Super Tuscans are top Tuscan wines that emerged in the 1970s outside the traditional rules, often by combining Sangiovese with French grapes such as Cabernet Sauvignon. Antinori's Tignanello was one of the very first and remains one of the most famous — you'll find it in our collection.
Sangiovese is recognisable by red cherries, plums and violets, with savoury, earthy notes of thyme, tobacco and leather. The wine has fresh acidity and firm, fine tannins, keeping it lively and elegant — even in powerful styles like Brunello. With age, complex aromas of dried fruit and balsamic emerge.
Sangiovese is one of the world's great food wines thanks to its fresh acidity. Classics include tomato-based dishes such as pasta al ragù, pizza and lasagne, but also grilled meat, game and aged Italian cheeses like pecorino and Parmigiano Reggiano. Serve the wine at 16 to 18 degrees Celsius.