2610, 2011
Cantina Tollo Listed In Wine & Spirits As Top Co-Op
CANTINA TOLLO "Located in Central Italy's Abruzzo region, Cantina Tollo is a first-level co-op, where the farmers are also the owners of the company. It was founded in 1960 [...]
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With a color that is dark as night, and flavors to match, this wine will surely impress. This wine is aromatically concentrated with notes of blackberry, black cherry, chocolate, and more subtle undertones of vanilla, spice, and herbs. Rich red and black fruit flavors, integrated tannins, and great acidity lead to an extraordinary texture and lingering finish. Consider pairing this wine with olives, braised beef shanks, or dark chocolate. Enjoy now or cellar for up to 10 years. -
Aromas of black cherry, cranberry, blood orange, forest floor, and rose hips waft from the glass. Every swirl, sniff, and sip unveils something new! The palate has a silky and savory nature, leading to a long finish. Fresh acidity and round tannins lend this wine to being a perfect match with food. Enjoy with bacon stuffed pork chops, roasted quail, sautéed vegetables, or a beet salad. -
This Chardonnay expresses lovely aromas of ripe pears, apple blossom, lemon zest, pineapple and a touch of sweet toasty oak. A rich and silky texture is highlighted with bright fruit flavors of ripe apple, lemon, peach and a touch of butterscotch. Balanced acidity gives length to the finish. This wine will elegantly with Mediterranean food, chicken pot pie, creamy cheeses, and grilled squash. -
This Chenin Blanc has expressive aromatics of ripe stone fruit, pineapple, citrus zest, honey, melon, with some pleasing minerality. This wine is rich and lively on the palate, with flavors matching the aromas. Even “non-wine drinkers” have been known to fall in love with the Husch Chenin Blanc. This is the ideal wine for scallops, Cornish game hen, ethnic cuisines, or a mid-afternoon picnic. -
Delight your senses with attractive aromatics and luscious flavors of rose, juicy fruit, lychee, grapefruit, and mixed spices. This wine is as much a pleasure to smell as it is to drink. Its structure makes it approachable now, although experience suggests an additional year or two of aging would be worth the wait. Indulge the senses by pairing this wine with bratwurst on a pretzel bun, apple chutney, Raclette cheese, or mandarin chicken. -
High tones of tropical and citrus fruits carry this wine this wine aromatically, while more subtle tones of melon, limestone, and fresh cut grass add depth and ongoing interest. Beautifully rich and crisp, this wine leaves your palate refreshed. Think tuna tartar, Kumamoto oysters, goat cheese tart, French fries with tarragon aioli, or rotisserie chicken when enjoying your next glass of Husch Sauvignon Blanc.