Fratelli Sangiovese Red Wine
₹1,400.00
Product Description
Fratelli Sangiovese is a classic Italian red wine varietal made from 100% Sangiovese grapes handpicked from the vineyards of Akluj, Maharashtra. This medium-bodied wine is known for its vibrant acidity, cherry flavors, and hints of earthiness and spice. The wine showcases the essence of Italian winemaking while reflecting the unique terroir of the Akluj vineyards. A versatile choice for food pairing with its soft and smooth texture combined with lively acidity and bright character.
Tasting Notes
Appearance: Deep ruby to bright ruby red color with garnet reflections and brilliant clarity
Aroma: Aromas of red cherries, dried herbs, tobacco, and a touch of leather; hints of earthiness and subtle spice; medium intensity with youthful vibrancy
Palate: Medium-bodied with lively acidity and vibrant character; flavors of cherry, red berries, raspberry, with a hint of tobacco and spice; smooth and soft texture; refined tannins providing elegant structure; natural impression of sweetness with harmonious acidity
Finish: Long, persistent, and bright finish with cherry and herbal notes; well-balanced profile
Available Sizes
750 ml
375 ml
ABV (Alcohol by Volume)
12.5% to 13%
Style/Type
Medium-bodied Italian red varietal
Grape Variety
100% Sangiovese
Closure Type
Screw Cap
Body Type
Medium-bodied
Company/Producer
Fratelli Vineyards Private Limited
Brewery/Distillery Location
Akluj, Solapur District, Maharashtra, India; Vineyards also located at Baramati in the Deccan Plateau region
Origin
India (Akluj and Baramati, Maharashtra)
Production Method
Handpicked grape selection with careful fermentation in stainless steel tanks; fermented at controlled temperatures
Expression/Variant
100% Sangiovese classic varietal expression
Cask or Barrel Type
Light oaky aroma from subtle oak aging; stainless steel tank fermentation with minimal wood influence
Still Type
Conventional fermentation
Aged Period
Fresh release cycle with young wine characteristics; light oak aging for structure
Release Year
Continuous production; current vintage available
Terroir Characteristics
The mineral-rich soil of Akluj combined with optimal sun exposure contributes to the wine’s vibrant acidity and distinctive character. The unique terroir of the Deccan Plateau region adds complexity and balance to the final wine.
Awards & Recognition
Consistently rated 4.3 out of 5 by independent consumers (10+ reviews); recognized as a classic Italian red wine varietal offering decent value and excellent food pairing capabilities.
Food Pairing Recommendations
Grilled meats including steak and lamb, Pizza with tomato-based toppings, Pasta dishes especially tomato-based sauces, Hard and aged cheeses such as Parmesan and Aged Cheddar, Spicy Indian dishes, Tandoori chicken, Goan vindaloo, Mushroom risotto, Grilled vegetables, Antipasti platters
Serving Temperature
Best served at 16-18°C (60-64°F) to enhance its fruity character and bright acidity
Body & Taste Profile
Medium-bodied with vibrant acidity and lively character. The wine balances soft, smooth texture with refined tannins, creating an elegant and well-rounded profile. The natural impression of sweetness is well-balanced with harmonious acidity, making it versatile and approachable for various occasions.
Expert Reviews
Overall Rating: 4.3 out of 5 (10+ independent reviews). Hedonne (independent wine critic) described it as “a bold Indian take on a classic Italian varietal” made from handpicked Sangiovese grapes. Consumer feedback highlights the wine’s bright finish, freshness, subtle oak influence, and excellent value. It is noted for its versatility with relaxed dinners and festive gatherings.
Cocktail Recommendations
Mulled Red Wine: Combine wine with orange slices, cinnamon sticks, cloves, star anise, honey, and water; heat gently for 20 minutes
Red Velvet: Mix with vodka, cranberry juice, and lime juice
Red Wine Fizz: Combine with lemon juice, simple syrup, egg white, and soda water
Red Wine Mule: Blend with ginger beer and lime juice
Price Section (Indicative Retail Prices in Major Indian Cities)
750 ml – Fratelli Sangiovese – ₹1,050 (Maharashtra/Thane – State Excise MRP)
750 ml – Fratelli Sangiovese – ₹1,090 (Uttar Pradesh/Agra – State Excise MRP)
750 ml – Fratelli Sangiovese – ₹1,170 (Kolkata/West Bengal – State Excise MRP)
750 ml – Fratelli Sangiovese – ₹1,065 (Goa – retail)
375 ml – Fratelli Sangiovese – ₹525 (Proportional pricing – select cities)
Online retail prices:-
750 ml price in Bangalore (KA): ₹1,000
750 ml price in Delhi (DL): ₹1,100
375 ml price in Delhi (DL): ₹470
750 ml price in Faridabad (HR): ₹900
750 ml price in Gurgaon (HR): ₹900
750 ml price in Goa (GEN): ₹1,065
750 ml price in Hyderabad (TG): ₹1,220
750 ml price in Kolkata (WB): ₹1,100
750 ml price in Living Liquidz (Mumbai): ₹1,050
750 ml price in Lucknow (UP): ₹1,020
750 ml price in Mumbai (MH): ₹1,050
750 ml price in Noida (UP): ₹1,020
750 ml price in Punjab (PUN/GEN): ₹1400.00
Availability
Available at any wine shop across India; widely distributed through national retailers and online platforms; easily accessible at most liquor outlets and specialty wine retailers
Disclaimer
Note – This is an indicative price, not MRP. The state sets only the Minimum Selling Price (MSP). The sale price shown on our website is the Minimum Retail Price set by state govt. Retailers are free to set their own prices, so rates may vary across stores.
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Brand History
Fratelli Sangiovese is produced by Fratelli Vineyards, founded in 2007 as an Indo-Italian joint venture between the Secci brothers from Italy (Andrea and Alessio), the Sekhri brothers from India (Kapil and Gaurav), and the Mohite-Patil brothers from India (Ranjitsinh and Arjunsinh). This classic Italian red varietal represents Fratelli’s commitment to bringing world-class Italian wine traditions to Indian vineyards. Under the guidance of renowned Tuscan winemaker Piero Masi, Fratelli established itself as one of India’s premier wineries, making Italian varietals accessible for Indian consumers.


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