It's hard to understand how an entry-level Rosso gets to 15% alcohol, but this wine does. The Caprili 2021 Rosso di Montalcino reveals a dark garnet color and punchy aromas of candied cherry, lilac, blueberry tart and red licorice. The wine is concentrated and bold in appearance but ultimately reveals a lean-bodied approach. This is a release of 38,000 bottles.

Here's a fun bottle of Rosso with an open, easy and fruit-forward personality. The Caprili 2020 Rosso di Montalcino has all its ducks lined in a row, showing bright fruit, fresh acidity and a lean-bodied texture that would work nicely with a cheese platter, Italian salumi and oven-fresh bread. This is a proud solider in the Rosso revolution we've been talking about these past few years.

The Caprili 2018 Rosso di Montalcino is thin and compact in the mouth, but it also shows enough fruit intensity and acidic crispness to pair with a cheesy pasta or lasagna dish. This is a fun red wine from Tuscany with an easy-breezy approach that satisfies all your basic needs. You can't go wrong with a versatile and informal choice such as this.