The Tasting
A guided note in three moments, by our curators
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Appearance & Nose
01The Rosso di Montalcino, governed by a rigor that demands Sangiovese as the absolute protagonist, presents itself in the glass with a ruby hue that invites discovery. On the first impression, aromas emerge that evoke the Mediterranean scrub and hints of ripe red fruit, a prelude to its complexity.
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Palate & Finish
02On the palate, this wine reveals a decided structure, with a savory vein that accompanies its journey.
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At the Table
03The expert tasting notes, with significant scores from Jancis Robinson, James Suckling, and Wine Spectator, confirm its excellent craftsmanship, suggesting an ideal pairing with a rustic pappa al pomodoro or a braised wild boar.
Awards
- 🏅 Jancis Robinson 2022 17
- 🏅 James Suckling 2021 91
- 🏅 Wine Spectator 2021 91
- 🏅 Jane Anson 2020 92
- 🏅 James Suckling 2020 91
- 🏅 James Suckling 2019 93
- 🏅 Wine Advocate - Robert Parker 2019 90
- 🏅 James Suckling 2018 92
- 🏅 James Suckling 2017 91
- 🏅 James Suckling 2016 91