About the Wine: "Rosso" is a generic term for Italian red wines. It can be used to describe literally any Italian red (and some American knock offs) but usually refers to blends not covered in the standard definitions of Chianti, Valpolicella, or other traditional mixes. In this case it refers to a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Montepulciano, and Pinot Nero.
About THIS Wine: The center is a deep purple and fades to a violet rim. The nose is velvety with heavy red fruit and hints of spice. Spicy red fruit dominates the palate, giving way to soft tannins that make for a mildly dry finish.
Drinking This Wine: Perfect for barbecue, but not really the best sipping wine.
Overall Impression: I like the wine and I like the price. It is a good value.
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