Italian Sangiovese Grosso

This small vineyard produced one of Italy's first cru wines. Located at the top of Altesino's vineyards is the prestigious Montosoli vineyard where ancient limestone soils with the 360 degree ... read more...

The Altesino 2015 Brunello di Montalcino Riserva (with 10,000 bottles made) shows a tight and firm delivery with the abundant fruit and the generous richness that is associated with this warm and sunn... read more...

Rosso has a vibrant ruby red color and inviting aromas of ripe berries and forest fruits. Incredibly supple on the palate, with excellent body and balanced structure, Rosso di Altesino is an excellent... read more...

This has a pretty nose of dried roses, cocoa powder, red tea, hazelnut skins, cherries, plum stones and sandalwood. Full-bodied with very finely-knit tannins and zippy acidity. So much life and energy... read more...

Strong notes of aromatic herbs, flint and licorice complicate red cherry and berry aromas and flavors. Very long, fresh and clean, offering serious but polished tannins, this classic Brunello ought to... read more...

The small Belpoggio estate sits in the southeastern corner of Montalcino, in the Castelnuovo dell’Abate sub-zone. The vineyards surround an old farmhouse that lies not far from the iconic Abbey ... read more...

Vintage Report A dry June and July led to a hot August with occasional light rain. September was cool with a fair amount of rain in the week leading into harvest, which began on September 10. Vinifica... read more...

Vintage Report: A hot and dry year with constant warrn temperatures frorn May through August which permitted the vines to reach perfect ripeness and produce grapes perfect for full-bodied, long-lived ... read more...

In 2020 a mild and dry winter, distinguished by temperatures higher than average, was followed by a cool spring characterized by high day-night temperature swings and one very exceptional snowfall on ... read more...

Proprietor Elisabetta Gnudi Angelini's signature is featured on the front label of the Caparzo 2018 Brunello di Montalcino. This wine is steady and firm with black fruit, spice, cured tobacco and ... read more...

Aromas of crushed stones, cherries, blueberries and orange zest. Juicy and vibrant, with a medium body and round tannins. Lovely purity of fruit. Read More...... read more...

Bright red. Flowers and spices complement red fruit on the nose and in the mouth. Broad and juicy, offering early appeal on the vibrant clean finish. Not the last word in complexity but highly enjoyab... read more...

Our Brunello di Montalcino originates from Capanna vineyard, located in the north-west area of Montalcino. The peculiar characteristics of this vineyard, such as the natural isolation along with the a... read more...

While much is written about the difference between northern and southern Montalcino wines, Cerbaiona lies in an intermediate zone. Consequently, the vineyard yields beautiful fruit which balances the ... read more...

Situated on the outskirts of the medieval hilltop village of Montalcino in Tuscany’s Siena province, the estate has a rich winemaking history that dates back to the 1700s. In 1973, the estate wa... read more...

Packaged with its dark blue label, the 2018 Brunello di Montalcino displays a very specific character that I always recognize in this wine. The house style is a callout to local winemaking tradition i... read more...

Il Colle wines express Brunello's original force and structure without the lifeless severity of certain traditionalists or the luxurious anonymity of some modernists. They are a testament to the M... read more...

Intense ruby red, garnet tends with aging. Aromas are characteristic and intense. Dry, warm, slightly tannic, robust and harmonious. A wine with a high alcohol content and long aging, it is marketed i... read more...

Deep, intense ruby red color. Ethereal, deep, balanced nose with a rich scent of fruit, full bodied round taste. The magnificent structure enables further ageing. Perfectly suitable with game and medi... read more...

Intense ruby red color with garnet reflections. Fragrant with hints of small fresh fruits. Slightly dry with aromatic and persistent notes on the palate.

Located at an average altitude of approximately 450 meters (1,476 feet) above sea level, Poggio Antico is one of the highest altitude producers of Brunello. The steady breezes at this altitude sweep a... read more...

Pacenti’s mid-weight 2001 Brunello di Montalcino is made in a very similar style to the Rosso. A lively ruby, it opens with a finely nuanced, fresh nose, followed by a delicate core of ripe frui... read more...

Poggio al Granchio is a magical place for its environmental and landscape value; it is a narrow valley on the south-east ridge of Montalcino that descends towards Sant'Antimo. It is the area that ... read more...

The Sangiovese grapes are selected and hand-harvested within the identified micro-plots in the Poggio al Granchio vineyard. The grapes brought to the cellar are destemmed, crushed and, after passing t... read more...