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Hidden Tuscany Rating
Poggio Landi's Brunello di Montalcino DOCG 2019, organic, Sangiovese Grosso, aged at least 5 years and two 90-point scores. The price brought down to €40.01 for 75 cl remains consistent, without top-tier distinction.
Brunello di Montalcino DOCG, Sangiovese Grosso and the Montalcino zone named: reference appellation expressed with precision.
Two named distinctions, James Suckling 90 and Robert Parker 90, but no 95-point level and no Tre Bicchieri.
At €40.01 for 75 cl (large 1.5 L format at €80.01, crossed out €93.60), the price remains consistent with a Brunello DOCG of this rank.
Precise pairings (red meats, game, aged cheeses), detailed aromatic profile and serving at 16-18°C: clear versatility.
Poggio Landi named and located in Montalcino, organic mentioned, fermentation in steel, long maceration and aging of at least 5 years.
Independent rating, calculated from the property's public information and traveler reviews. Commissions received on bookings are not included in the rating.
Comment on noteThe wine
Imagine yourself, in the heart of Tuscany, where the hills roll under the sun. That is where I discovered a gem, a wine that embodies the authenticity and strength of its terroir. This Brunello di Montalcino is not just a wine, it is a story, that of an estate that respects its land.
This wine, as you know, comes from Montalcino, a mythical appellation in Tuscany. The Poggio Landi estate grows its vines using organic farming, an approach I particularly appreciate. Here, no shortcuts, just respect for the natural cycle so that the single grape variety, Sangiovese Grosso, can fully express itself. The 2019 vintage is the fruit of this care, a vintage where every cluster was pampered.
As soon as you pour it, you are struck by its intense ruby red color, which, over time, promises to take on garnet highlights. On the nose, it is a symphony: ripe red fruits like cherry and plum mingle with spicy and balsamic notes, an eloquent testimony to its long stay in oak barrels. On the palate, this Brunello is remarkably balanced. Its tannic structure is robust, certainly, but with a finesse that surprises. The finish is long, persistent, leaving memories of tobacco and even a hint of dark chocolate. It is a wine that speaks to you, that tells you its story with every sip.
To accompany this Brunello di Montalcino, I recommend dishes that will do it justice. Think of roasted red meats, game, or aged cheeses. These are classic pairings, but they work wonderfully with the power and complexity of this wine.
This Poggio Landi 2019 is more than a simple bottle; it is an invitation to celebration, a wine that turns a meal into a memorable moment. You can enjoy it now to appreciate its dazzling youth, or let it age quietly in your cellar. It has certain aging potential, and I am convinced it will surprise you again in a few years. It is a wine I warmly recommend, a true expression of the Tuscan soul.
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