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Il Marroneto's 2021 Brunello di Montalcino in Sangiovese Grosso, aged at least five years including two in wood, served at 16-18°C with red meats and game. Only reservation: no distinction or guide mentioned and price of €136.52 for the 75 cl bottle, to be confirmed according to the vintage's ranking.
Brunello di Montalcino DOCG, Sangiovese Grosso and the Montalcino zone named: reference appellation expressed precisely, ruby color and coherent leather and tobacco notes.
No award or guide mentioned and producer not cited in a reputation text: simple absence of information, score maintained within the expected range.
At €273.04 for the 1.5 L format, i.e. €136.52 for 75 cl, the 2021 Brunello sits at the price of its rank, without distinction or verifiable discount beyond the strikethrough price.
Precise pairings (carni rosse, selvaggina, formaggi stagionati), detailed aromatic profile and serving at 16-18°C: a wine made for meals, with no mention of youth or aging potential.
Il Marroneto estate named and located in Montalcino, fermentation in steel, long maceration and minimum 5-year aging including 2 in wood: detailed practices, organic not specified.
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
Today I invite you to a singular encounter with a wine that embodies the quintessence of Montalcino, an authentic expression of Sangiovese Grosso. This Brunello from the Il Marroneto estate is not just a wine, it is a story, a sensory journey into the heart of the purest Tuscany.
Nestled in the rolling landscapes of Montalcino, the Il Marroneto estate passionately perpetuates the art of viticulture. Here, the Sangiovese Grosso grape reigns supreme, cultivated with deep respect for tradition and the environment. I know that this estate's history is one of devotion to the land, where every cluster is nurtured to express the best of its terroir.
When you pour this Brunello, you discover an intense ruby-red color, a promise of richness to come. On the nose, I am always struck by the elegance of its aromas: ripe red fruits mingle with floral notes of violet, followed by more complex nuances of tobacco and leather, testimony to its long barrel aging. On the palate, the structure is robust, yet remarkably elegant. The tannins are finely woven, offering a surprising balance between power and delicacy. The finish, persistent and harmonious, leaves you with a memorable impression.
To accompany this Brunello from Il Marroneto, I suggest dishes worthy of its stature. Picture it alongside braised red meats, flavorful game or aged cheeses. It is a wine that calls for moments of sharing, meals where time stands still. It is also a magnificent asset for your cellar, as its ability to evolve and improve over the years is remarkable. Let it age, and it will reward you with increased complexity.
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