Here is the Bacchanal of the Andrians (1523-1526) by Titian. For the ancient Romans, the Bacchanals were the wildest and most licentious days of the year: the god Bacchus was celebrated, symbol of youth, ardor and recklessness

And so we have here a very greedy Cabernet Sauvignon from Monte Amiata. Crystal clear with tones of dark fruit such as blackcurrants and blueberries with lots of balsamic and a hint of musk and licorice. Relaxed and with lots of depth, never overloading, despite the bombardment of ripe fruit and fleshy aromas. Proof that Tuscany also produces very fresh and graceful wines. Very tasty with panzanella, ribollita or melanzane alla parmigiana, if we stay a bit on theme.