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- Vintage2017
- TypeRed
- ProducerMastroJanni
- VarietySangiovese
- Designationn/a
- VineyardVigna Loreto
- CountryItaly
- RegionTuscany
- SubRegionMontalcino
- AppellationBrunello di Montalcino
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- UPC/EAN Code8023952017034
11/11/2022 - beatles wrote: 94 Points
More or less on the same level as the normale, albeit darker and more concentrated. This is manly, serious wine indeed.
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7/23/2022 - El_Dougo wrote: 90 Points
Montalcino tour; 7/20/2022-8/3/2022 (Montalcino, Italy): 7,000 bottles.
Barrel aging: 36 months in 16-25-33 hl barrels made of Allier oak.
Bottle aging: 6-8 months.
Less accessible nose than the 2017 estate bottle.
Hints of of vanilla and chocolate.
Palate of redder fruit.
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