Il Sarone Vino Rosso 2024
Medium-bodied red table wine · Southern Italian Winemaker (Rosario 'Big Saro')
Vintage: 2024
Type
Medium-bodied red table wine
Producer
Southern Italian Winemaker (Rosario 'Big Saro')
Country
Italy
Vintage
2024
Region & Appellation
Vino Rosso, Italy
Grape Varieties
Typical Southern Italian red blend
Color & Appearance
Deep red hue with clear, ruby reflections and moderate viscosity
Aroma Profile
Fruity nose with pronounced notes of ripe red berries, subtle floral undertones, and a hint of Mediterranean warmth
Tasting Notes
A round and balanced palate offering straightforward red fruit flavors, gentle acidity, and a smooth, accessible finish
Flavor Profile
Dominated by ripe red fruits such as cherry and raspberry, complemented by mild earthy undertones
Body & Texture
Medium-bodied with a smooth, round, and approachable mouthfeel
Acidity & Tannins
Moderate acidity and soft, approachable tannins that create a balanced structure
Sweetness Level
Dry with a soft, fruit-forward profile
Alcohol Content
13 percent by volume
Aging & Oak
Un oaked or lightly aged to preserve fresh fruit characteristics
Food Pairings
Wooden oven-baked pizzas, classic pasta dishes, and roasted poultry
Serving Suggestions
Serve between 16 to 18 degrees Celsius in a standard red wine glass
Price Range
Affordable daily drinker, estimated between 10 to 15 USD
Quality Assessment
An easy-drinking everyday red wine offering good balance and approachability
Production Methods
Standard modern red winemaking focused on fruit extraction and accessibility
Terroir
Warm Southern Italian terroir imparting ripe fruit flavors and low acidity
History & Heritage
Named after the nickname 'Big Saro' given to the winemaker Rosario by his friends
Interesting Facts
The back label affectionately tells the story of the winemaker Rosario and the origin of the name 'Il Sarone'
Cellaring Potential
Best consumed young and fresh within 1 to 2 years of vintage
Similar Wines
Standard Italian Vino Rosso blends, everyday Chianti, or Southern Italian regional reds