Chateau du Glana Saint-Julien 2012 Bottle:1 the Sangiacomo family purchased their

the Sangiacomo family purchased their first parcel in Sonoma—originally planted to fruit trees then to grapes for winemaking

Fully ripe plummy aromas with hints of dark chocolate

it affords a slightly soft impact preserving the brilliant quality and freshness of the Sangiovese grape

This bold white delivers a perfumed jasmine tone on the nose and palate

Supple red fruit flavors give way to plush tannins that envelop the entire palate before slowly moving into a long and mouthwatering finish

Chateau du Glana Saint-Julien 2012 Bottle:1 the Sangiacomo family purchased theirFeatures a smoldering charcoal edge, with focused plum, cassis and bitter cherry fruit forming the core. Sleek, with iron and loam notes underscoring the finish. Shows solid length and drive, and should age nicely.