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Saggi 2007 Red (Columbia Valley (WA))

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Dark, dusty, strongly scented with barrel toast, coffee grounds and incense, this is the most substantial and complete version to date. Balancing cherry and plum fruit against the pretty barrel-infused tannins, it glides gracefully across the palate into a seamless finish. Saggi is the Long Shadows collaboration with Tuscany’s Ambrogio and Giovanni Folonari. the…  — P.G.  (12/31/2010)
90
points

Saggi 2004 Red (Columbia Valley (WA))

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This blend is done along super Tuscan lines, about one-third Sangiovese, one-third Cabernet Sauvignon, and the other third Syrah and some not-so-Tuscan Barbera. Smooth, chocolaty and dark, the winemaking is impeccable. But as with some of the other Long Shadows reds, this wine has not completely forged its own identity. The goal is “Tuscan characters showcasing…  — P.G.  (5/1/2007)
90
points

Saggi 2005 Red (Columbia Valley (WA))

  1. $45
This is the second vintage for Saggi, the newest Long Shadows collaboration, this one with Tuscany’s Ambrogio and Giovanni Folonari. The blend is again in the super Tuscan mold—45% Sangiovese, 35% Cabernet Sauvignon and 20% Syrah. Smooth, chocolaty and ripe, the wine is loaded with purple fruits, the flavors elegant and refined, bringing a lovely mix of fruit…  — P.G.  (5/1/2008)
90
points

Saggi 2008 Red Wine (Columbia Valley (WA))

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Saggi is the super Tuscan entry in the Long Shadows portfolio, made by Ambrogio and Giovanni Folonari. Here it is a blend of 45% Sangiovese, 40% Cabernet Sauvignon and 15% Syrah —not much different from 2007. Smoky in the nose, broadly fruity in the mouth, with an attractive mix of black cherry fruit and bacon fat highlights. It fades a bit in the finish, and there…  — P.G.  (2/1/2012)
89
points

Saggi 2006 Red Wine (Columbia Valley (WA))

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  1. $45
There are signs that Saggi is gaining complexity, as it enters with good texture and a mix of berries and spice. But it tails off quickly, fading gently into simple strawberry and cherry flavors, accented with the flavors of French oak, 60% new.  — P.G.  (9/1/2009)
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