We haven’t touched on price yet, but it’s an important part of wine shopping (and budgeting your bank account…) Fortunately for you, the huge variety in Sangiovese means a huge variety in price points as well, so you’re bound to find something you like in a price range you can handle. The most expensive is obviously Brunello. You likely won’t find a good Brunello for under $25, and many good bottles are upwards of $40 or even $70. A budget Brunello example is Rosso di Montalcino. They’ll be slightly cheaper in price with not much difference in quality. Good Chianti is easier as you can find a lovely bottle for between $35 and $25. And you can find good dinner pairings for around $19-20. Some IGTs will be even cheaper, depending on the blends and vintages. These may be touch and go when it comes to quality, so check before you buy.