Albergaccio Machiavelli Toscana IGT

Name: Albergaccio Machiavelli Toscana IGT
Brand: Saraceni Wines
SKU: 02010012x011200075010
Price: 25.6 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.911111111 (45 reviews)

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This Tuscan red, called "Albergaccio" is named after the historical house in the Sant'Andrea in Percussina farm, where since 1513 Nicolò Machiavelli lived in exile, spending his days writing letters and books, taking care of the vineyard sand enjoying the simple pleasures at the famous Hosteria.

Type : Red

Color : Ruby Red

Grapes : Sangiovese

Sweetness : Dry

Size : 750 ml - 6 servings per bottle

abv : 14%

Perfect for : Pair with pasta, beef brisket sliders or Taco Tuesday with friends.

Tasting notes

Ruby red color, with crimson tints; vinous bouquet, fragrant with enticing hints of marinated fruits of the forest and suggestions of irises and violets; attractive, soft, fruity and very balanced flavor, with a pleasing, lingering aftertaste of blackberries and raspberries.

How to enjoy

The perfect serve | Enjoy in a “Bourgogne” glass to help collect all the aromas

Service temp. | 14-16ºC

When to drink | Drink now to 2026

Storage | Store horizontally in a cool (10-15°C) dark place, and away from vibrations

Delivery information

We offer FREE shipping for orders of 6+ bottles. The estimated delivery date will be displayed at checkout based on your zip code.

Our preferred carriers are UPS and FedEx. Once we package up your order and get it ready for shipping, we'll shoot you an email with all the tracking info you'll need.

An adult signature is required - we highly recommend having your package sent to a business address.

Albergaccio Machiavelli Toscana IGT

$25.60

$32.00

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