Important Update From the Founder Read message >
Red

2001 Cerbaiona (Molinari) Brunello di Montalcino

Sangiovese

  • Italy
  • Tuscany
  • Montalcino
  • Brunello di Montalcino
(Add Drinking Window)
CT93.8 36 reviews
2001
N.V.
N.V.
Label borrowed from 2002
2002
Label borrowed from 2002
2002
Label borrowed from 1999
1999
Label borrowed from 2003
2003
Label borrowed from 1999
1999
Label borrowed from 2004
2004
Label borrowed from 1998
1998
Label borrowed from 2004
2004
Label borrowed from 1997
1997
Label borrowed from 1997
1997
Label borrowed from 1997
1997
Label borrowed from 1997
1997
Label borrowed from 2005
2005
Label borrowed from 1997
1997
Label borrowed from 2006
2006
Label borrowed from 2006
2006
Label borrowed from 2006
2006
Label borrowed from 1996
1996
Label borrowed from 2007
2007
Label borrowed from 2007
2007
Label borrowed from 2007
2007
Label borrowed from 2007
2007

Community Tasting Notes 29

  • paul wrote:

    November 17, 2023 - good, not great. I felt like the fruit was gone and the alcohol was dominant. EG said it would return to balance in another 5 years but i wasnt so sure

  • ILarsen wrote: 97 points

    September 30, 2023 - A very impresoce wine - such a long aftertaste - where you layers on layers - the fruitcis sout cherries, cranberries , plums and blackberries. We also get tobaccco and leather - medium tannins and acidity - the Wine is indeed Great and this time we Will increase pur rating to 97 - one of the best Cerbaiona I have had.

  • Nanda wrote: 95 points

    August 11, 2023 - Incredible, boastful nose of macerated cherries, toasted spice and herbs, dried florals, and a bit of balsamico. Lots of youthful power and structure though it’s all so integrated and harmonious with an ethereal appeal. Blockbuster Brunello.

  • Eric wrote:

    April 14, 2023 - Bisato with friends: Oh wow, like a warm summer breeze through a Tuscan pine forest, pine resin giving way to mint. Much more powerful and structured than the 1999, still early and on the upswing. I like this brawnier face of Brunello.

    2 people found this helpful Comment
  • MuddyBoots wrote:

    February 1, 2023 - Tasted alongside four other Brunellos from the vintage, including Salvioni's neighboring plot. Decanted 45 minutes. Really dark and densely packed with flavor, showing relatively little development. Beautiful restrained sweetness. But we were left wondering where all this color came from. The vines were young at the time. Though Salvioni's wine shared similar characteristics, though not to quite the same degree. Never having had it before, this wine puzzled our little tasting group. It is really impressive by almost every measure by which one might judge quality in a wine - truly - and drinking extraordinarily young. But does it really reflect what one expects from Brunello made in a traditional style and aged in big botti ? Unquestionably wonderful. But is it Brunello ? It will keep for another 20 years. Bought on release and unmoved in the cellar for 17 years.

1 - 5 of 29 More notes

Pro Reviews 2

Add a Pro Review

Professional reviews have copyrights and you can view them here for your personal use only as private content. To view pro reviews you must either subscribe to a pre-integrated publication or manually enter reviews. Learn more.

Manage Subscriptions

Vinous

  • By Antonio Galloni
    2001 Brunello Vintage (Aug 2006) (link)

    (Cerbaiona Brunello Di Montalcino) Subscribe to see review text.

  • By Stephen Tanzer
    July/August 2006, IWC Issue #127 (link)

    (Cerbaiona Brunello di Montalcino) Subscribe to see review text.

Wine Definition

  • Vintage 2001
  • Type Red
  • Producer Cerbaiona (Molinari)
  • Varietal Sangiovese
  • Designation n/a
  • Vineyard n/a
  • Country Italy
  • Region Tuscany
  • SubRegion Montalcino
  • Appellation Brunello di Montalcino

Community Holdings

  • Pending Delivery 30 (4%)
  • In Cellars 373 (52%)
  • Consumed 317 (44%)

Food Pairing

No food pairings available.

Who Likes This Wine

100% Like It  9 votes

More About This Wine

Articles

Report a Problem

Close
© 2003-24 CellarTracker! LLC.

Report a Problem

Close