2008 as Rosso di Montalcino, from 2015 as Brunello di Montalcino
Alcohol
14.5%
Number of bottles produced
13,000
Training system and density
Spurred cordon, 6,600 vines per hectare
Soil
Calcareous clay
Yield per hectare
25 quintals
Harvest
Manual during the first week of September
Yeasts
Native
Total sulfur
35 mg/l
Vinification
Fermentation in large open barrels for 20-25 days. The first 80% of fermentation occurs with open-air pumping over, while the remaining 20% ??of fermentation occurs at Piedmontese (infusion)
Aging
Aging: 36 months in large barrels followed by 2 months in concrete tanks
Tasting Notes
This wine is full-bodied and compact, yet lean and endowed with a pleasant minerality, the result of its cultivation on the white marl soils that dominate the southeast slopes of Montalcino. On the nose, it expresses itself as a symphony of balanced aromas, ranging from intense scents of blood oranges to fresh Mediterranean herbs. Each sip is rich, juicy, and dynamic, intriguing and fun, telling the story of a wine that will reveal many interesting facets of its personality over time.
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