- Drinking very dryly, robust but with finer points. - Pale red /orange "brick" color. Medium to light on mid palette. -Dove in firm, will it last? -"Red currant" and tobacco. -Drinking more traditional and far more thinly than my previous Argiano which at the time I found drank much heavier. -Almonds? Light oak? -This wine drinks rather brightly and has a pronounced pale oak presence. - Red currant morphing into bitter bruised strawberries. - Maybe rhubarb! - Seems a bit polished after 2 hours decanting although paired with food. - Was not expecting deeper strawberry fig and blueberry notes toward the end of the bottle - all of which became gracefully enveloped in sweet wet tobacco notes. Almost maple like. A highlight. 👌 - All in all worthwhile.. not bad for an off-year!
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NOt my cup of tea. classic Italian wine, dusty, dry, little fruit. Could hardly stand up white pizza. Sangiovese CAN be lovely but it's rare - at least for the prices of top Brunello also
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2014 Argiano Brunello di Montalcino ($44 in 2020). Light-mid ruby, brick edges; 13.5 alc.; light red fruit nose; some earth and wood; lligh-mid body; low acids and tannins; decent fruit; short-to-medium length red fruit finish. w/cannelloni. Not as rich as other vintages. 16 UC Davis scale, 90 other scales.
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Beautiful clear red Colour .Red berries on the nose. Spices, peper, cinnamon. Oak and firm tannins. Straight from the bottle. Simply a great Glass of Wine.
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1/7/2024 - winoman1 Likes this wine: 92 Points
- Drinking very dryly, robust but with finer points.
- Pale red /orange "brick" color. Medium to light on mid palette.
-Dove in firm, will it last?
-"Red currant" and tobacco.
-Drinking more traditional and far more thinly than my previous Argiano which at the time I found drank much heavier.
-Almonds? Light oak?
-This wine drinks rather brightly and has a pronounced pale oak presence.
- Red currant morphing into bitter bruised strawberries.
- Maybe rhubarb!
- Seems a bit polished after 2 hours decanting although paired with food.
- Was not expecting deeper strawberry fig and blueberry notes toward the end of the bottle
- all of which became gracefully enveloped in sweet wet tobacco notes. Almost maple like. A highlight. 👌
- All in all worthwhile.. not bad for an off-year!
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5/1/2022 - TonyCellar wrote:
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10/1/2021 - Lord Rodney wrote: 87 Points
NOt my cup of tea. classic Italian wine, dusty, dry, little fruit. Could hardly stand up white pizza. Sangiovese CAN be lovely but it's rare - at least for the prices of top Brunello also
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9/27/2021 - sdwineguru Likes this wine: 90 Points
2014 Argiano Brunello di Montalcino ($44 in 2020). Light-mid ruby, brick edges; 13.5 alc.; light red fruit nose; some earth and wood; lligh-mid body; low acids and tannins; decent fruit; short-to-medium length red fruit finish. w/cannelloni. Not as rich as other vintages. 16 UC Davis scale, 90 other scales.
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6/4/2021 - Shalbbauer Likes this wine: 90 Points
Beautiful clear red Colour .Red berries on the nose. Spices, peper, cinnamon. Oak and firm tannins. Straight from the bottle. Simply a great Glass of Wine.
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