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Le Chiuse signe un Rosso di Montalcino 2023 au sangiovese, fermenté en acier avec un élevage de 6 à 12 mois. Sa limite : aucune distinction ni mention de pratiques bio, et un prix sans réelle remise.
Rosso di Montalcino DOC, sangiovese et zone de Montalcino nommés, robe rubis et notes de fruits rouges, épices et fleurs cohérentes avec l'appellation.
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À 30,47 € (prix barré 33,21 €) pour un Rosso di Montalcino sans distinction, le prix reste cohérent avec le rang de l'appellation.
Accords précis (viandes rouges, salumi, fromages affinés), profil aromatique décrit et service indiqué à 16-18 °C ; à boire jeune ou à garder.
Le Chiuse nommé et situé à Montalcino, fermentation en acier, macération brève et élevage de 6 à 12 mois précisés ; bio non précisé.
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Comment on noteThe wine
Let me guide you to a gem that embodies the freshness and authenticity of Tuscany. This Rosso di Montalcino from the Le Chiuse estate is a fascinating gateway into the prestigious world of Montalcino, an invitation to discover the very essence of Sangiovese.
Nestled on the Tuscan hills, the Le Chiuse estate enjoys an ideal microclimate and soils rich in galestro, that typical schistous rock which gives the wines a distinctive minerality. It is here, in this privileged setting, that Sangiovese flourishes fully, giving birth to this vibrant red wine. The estate, with its discreet history but one rooted in tradition, showcases this unique grape variety, without embellishment.
The Rosso di Montalcino from Le Chiuse, 2023 vintage, is the fruit of careful vinification. Fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks, with a brief maceration to preserve the freshness of the fruit. Aging, lasting 6 to 12 months, is carried out in medium-sized oak barrels. This approach gives structure to the wine without masking the natural expressiveness of Sangiovese, thus preserving its aromatic vibrancy. To the eye, you will discover a brilliant ruby red color. On the nose, this wine displays an intense and fruity aromatic profile, dominated by scents of cherry and plum, enhanced with light spicy and floral notes. On the palate, it reveals a refined balance between refreshing acidity and supple tannins, irresistibly inviting a second sip.
This Rosso di Montalcino is a wine for sharing, designed to accompany moments of conviviality. I especially recommend it with dishes from traditional Tuscan cuisine. Imagine it alongside grilled red meats, a selection of fine cured meats (salumi) or aged cheeses (formaggi stagionati). Its freshness and fruity aromas make it a perfect match for a plate of pasta with wild boar ragù or a savory roast.
It is an authentic expression of its terroir, a bottle you can enjoy right now for its vivacity, but which will also pleasantly surprise you after a few years of evolution. Let yourself be tempted by this discovery, and you will understand why this wine is a true invitation to travel to the heart of Tuscany.