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This spumante from Tenuta Montauto transforms Maremma Sangiovese into a classic method aged 36 months on lees, at €29.74. Main reservation: no precise appellation or distinction, and organic practices not specified.
Maremma zone and Tuscan Sangiovese named, wine made in classic method; DOC/DOCG appellation not specified, which limits typicality.
No award or guide mentioned; Tenuta Montauto is named, but without any attested distinction for this spumante.
At €29.74 (crossed-out price €36.16), the price remains consistent for a classic method aged 36 months on lees, without distinction.
Pairings cited for aperitif, antipasti and fish, profile of yeast, bread crust and fresh fruit, serve at 6-8 °C.
Tenuta Montauto named in Maremma, classic method vinification with refermentation in bottle and 36 months on lees; organic not specified.
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Comment on noteThe wine
Imagine for a moment the sea breeze of Maremma, caressing Sangiovese vines transformed into bubbles. This Spumante Metodo Classico from Tenuta Montauto is not just a wine; it is an invitation to discovery, an unexpected expression of an emblematic Tuscan grape variety.
Tenuta Montauto, nestled in the Tuscan Maremma, is an estate whose philosophy is rooted in respect for the terroir. It is here, on these lands bathed in sunlight and influenced by the proximity of the sea, that Sangiovese takes on a new dimension. This grape variety, the undisputed king of Tuscany, is raised here with a singular approach, demonstrating its versatility and its ability to express itself beyond traditional red wines.
This Spumante is made using the classic method, with a second fermentation in the bottle, a process that gives it its complexity and finesse. It enjoyed prolonged aging of 36 months on the lees, a crucial period that allowed the development of its distinctive aromas. When I pour it, I am first struck by its fine and persistent perlage, a sign of its quality. On the nose, notes of fresh fruit blend harmoniously with touches of bread crust and dried fruit, an aromatic palette that intrigues me and invites me to taste. On the palate, this wine is vibrant; its freshness perfectly balances its acidity and structure, leaving a pleasantly long and sapid aftertaste.
This Spumante Metodo Classico is an ideal companion for the aperitif, opening the palate with elegance. I particularly recommend it with light antipasti, seafood, or fish-based dishes. Its liveliness and complexity make it a perfect pairing to enhance the delicate flavors of Mediterranean cuisine. It is the kind of wine I love to share to celebrate a simple moment, an evening with friends, or simply to treat oneself to an instant of pure Tuscan pleasure.