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Chianti I Mori Fiasco | Traditional Tuscan Red Wine (75cl)

£15.35

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1, 6, 12

Chianti I Mori Fiasco Wine – Traditional Tuscan Red

Discover this Tuscan Classic

Chianti I Mori Fiasco is an authentic red wine from the rolling hills of Tuscany. Crafted mainly from Sangiovese grapes with a small addition of Merlot, it reflects Italy’s long winemaking tradition. The wine shows a bright ruby colour, fresh red fruit aromas and a beautifully balanced structure. This makes it ideal for everyday drinking while still special enough for dinner parties and celebrations. Known for its lively acidity and food-friendly style, it pairs effortlessly with classic Italian dishes.

Tasting Profile

Appearance: Bright ruby red
Nose: Red cherry, wild berries and light herbal notes
Palate: Dry, medium-bodied with smooth tannins and refreshing acidity
Its vibrant structure allows it to complement rich tomato sauces, grilled meats and rustic pasta dishes without overpowering the food.

Serving & Food Pairing

Serve slightly below room temperature at 18–20°C.
Decant for 20 minutes to enhance aromas.
Perfect pairings include spaghetti bolognese, wood-fired pizza, roast lamb and mature cheeses.
The natural acidity cuts through rich dishes while enhancing herb-driven recipes and olive oil-based cooking.

Wine Details

Region: Tuscany, Italy
Grape blend: Approximately 85% Sangiovese, 15% Merlot
Bottle size: 75cl
Alcohol: Approx. 12.5% ABV
Classification: DOCG

The Iconic Fiasco Bottle

This wine is presented in the traditional straw-wrapped fiasco bottle. The historic design protects the glass while adding rustic Italian charm. It looks fantastic on the table and makes an excellent gift for wine lovers who appreciate authentic Italian style.

Why Buy from Donzella Wines

At Donzella Wines, we source directly from trusted Italian producers. This bottle represents Tuscany at its best – approachable, balanced and rooted in tradition. Enjoy fast UK delivery and a carefully curated selection of genuine Italian wines.

Donzella Answers

What You Should Know About This Wine

Helpful insights on serving, pairing and what to expect from this bottle.

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Real questions our customers ask.
What characterises Chianti I Mori Fiasco – Traditional Tuscan Red Wine?
Chianti I Mori Fiasco is a classic Tuscan red blend from the Florentine hills, principally made from 85% Sangiovese with 15% Merlot. It displays a ruby red colour with a fruity bouquet, while the palate is dry and slightly tannic, creating a balanced and harmonious wine that reflects authentic Italian winemaking traditions.
How should I serve Chianti I Mori Fiasco to best enjoy its flavours?
This Chianti shines best when served slightly below room temperature, ideally between 18 and 20°C. This moderate chill enhances its fresh, fruity aromas and smooth tannins, making it perfect to open 30 minutes before drinking to allow the wine to breathe and reveal its complexity.
Which dishes pair particularly well with Chianti I Mori Fiasco?
Given its Tuscan heritage and balanced tannins, this wine pairs beautifully with traditional Tuscan cuisine like pappardelle with wild boar ragu, grilled bistecca alla fiorentina, or aged pecorino cheese. Its vibrant fruitiness and dry finish also complement herb-roasted lamb and rustic mushroom risottos.
Did you know why Chianti wines are often bottled in a straw-covered ‘fiasco’?
The iconic straw-covered ‘fiasco’ bottle dates back centuries and was originally designed to protect the fragile glass during transport. Beyond practicality, it became a symbol of Tuscan heritage and rustic charm, making Chianti I Mori Fiasco not only a pleasure to drink but also a decorative piece that celebrates Florence’s winemaking history.