2020 Brunello di Montalcino 0,75L Il Marroneto
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Deep ruby. Deep, rich and concentrated on the nose. Supple, suave and with the perfect dose of acidity and fine tannins. Youthful yet so beguiling I would drink this now even if this has a future. Great balance. (WS)
Punteggi della critica
Eric Guido, Vinous
Jancis Robinson MW
Altre recensioni e punteggi
Grown on coarse sand 'mixed with minerals' at 400 m. All destemmed and vinified in 40-hl oak vats and spontaneously fermented. Aged for 42 months in 26-hl casks. Very bright crimson. Rich nose with chestnut notes. Edgy wine for food and already approachable. (JR)
The Il Marroneto 2020 Brunello di Montalcino is a wine of special depth and elegance. Alessandro Mori tells me that fermentation in 2020 proceeded nicely with what he describes as a "primordial stew" of grape must, resulting in high pressure "geysers" or "liquid bombs" that rip right through the cap because of pressure build-up. Someone is having tons of fun in the winery. High temperatures (between 36 to 38 degrees Celsius) serve to fix the wine's ruby color and the elegance of its perfumes, which are more floral than fruity. At the end of fermentation, he manages the skins with light wetting by hand with a tube. This vintage offers softness and a silky texture that feels glossy to the palate.
The 2020 Brunello di Montalcino is an understated beauty, slowly emerging with a delicate blend of rose petals, fresh mint, crushed rocks and vividly ripe black cherries. It hovers across the palate, lifted and finessed yet spry. with ripe red berry fruits and hints of lavender, taking on a liquid floral concentration toward the close. Pleasantly chewy and long, the 2020 leaves the senses stained in primary concentration, with a tinge of bitter cranberry and pretty inner florals that resonate over a bed of classically dry tannins. This is a more concentrated and intense yet wonderfully balanced rendition of Il Marroneto's Brunello
Informazioni sul produttore

Il Marroneto è uno dei produttori più stimati di Montalcino. Il suo Madonna delle Grazie è costantemente uno dei Brunello di Montalcino con il punteggio più alto di ogni annata.