Poggio di Sotto

Aufgrund des eher anspruchsvollen Klimaverlaufs und der daraus resultierenden kleineren Erntemengen hat man sich in der Kellerei entschlossen, vom Jahrgang 2014 keinen Brunello abzufüllen. Daher kommen die Trauben aus den Toplagen des Weinguts nun allesamt dem Rosso di Montalcino zugute, was ihm insgesamt mehr Druck und Kraft gibt.

Offenherziges, üppiges Bouquet nach Kirschen und Blumenwiese. Sehr viel Frucht am Gaumen, subtil mineralisch-salzig, gutes Tannin, ausgewogen. Super-expressiv und ein wahrer Genuss mit Potenzial. SUPERIORE.DE

"Mid ruby with watery orange tinges. Gorgeous, perfumed nose of cherry and just a touch of oak. Super-elegant, fine and lively with fine tannins. Stunning balance and length. Beautiful wine from a difficult vintage. Blueprint stuff." Jancis Robinson

"A little lean but some pleasing berry and tile character. Medium body, lovely fruit and a juicy finish. Delicious." James Suckling

Der Rosso von Poggio di Sotto ist ein wunderschöner Wein. Offenherziges, üppiges Bouquet nach Kirschen und Blumenwiese. Sehr viel Frucht am Gaumen, subtil mineralisch-salzig, gutes Tannin, ausgewogen. Super-expressiv und ein wahrer Genuss für die Gegenwart. SUPERIORE.DE

"The 2012 Rosso di Montalcino is beautiful, precise and understated, especially within the context of the year in which so many wines show the ill effects of the warm, dry growing season. Firm veins of tannin and salinity give the wine its sense of tension and drive. Hints of cherry pit, crushed rocks and wild flowers are laced into the exquisite finish. Just bottled, the 2012 is likely to improve with further time in bottle." Antonio Galloni

Die Brunello di Montalcino Riserva zeigt bemerkenswerte Tiefe und Konzentration. Im dichten Bouquet vielschichtige Aromen dunkelroter Kirschen, Pflaumen, exotischer Gewürze und Noten von Menthol und schwarzem Tee. Vollmundig am Gaumen, elegant, mit unendlich viel Frucht, seidigen Tanninen und glatter Textur. Lang und ausbalanciert im Abgang. SUPERIORE.DE

"Leuchtendes, klares Granatrot. Zeigt dezent rauchige Noten, etwas Haselnüsse und Feuerstein, dann nach Granatapfel, Kirschen, Gojibeeren, spannend. Kompakte und dichte Frucht am Gaumen, entfaltet sich mit viel geschliffenem, präsentem Tannin, startet im hinteren Drittel noch mal voll durch, langer Nachhall und süßer Schmelz." Falstaff

"This wine floored me. The 2011 Brunello di Montalcino Riserva is a stunning beauty and a wine well worth the attention (if you can afford its lofty pricing aspirations). Thankfully, the beauty of the contents will help alleviate some of the sticker shock. This is a supple and silky expression with an infinite array of Sangiovese-based aromas. You'll recognize wild cassis, forest floor, autumnal leaf, button mushroom, grilled herb, rosemary, balsam herb and red rose petal. The effect is fragrant and delicate. The mouthfeel is equally ethereal and nuanced. With only 3,500 bottles made, not many of us will have the luxury of trying this beautiful wine. And, that is really too bad." Robert Parker

"Initially reserved, this ethereal red took some time to open but it was worth the wait, revealing enticing scents of violet, wild berry, rosemary and Mediterranean brush. The palate is all about extreme elegance, offering wild cherry, crushed strawberry, grilled herb and star anise alongside firm, refined tannins." Wine Enthusiast

"Mid ruby with orange tinges. Hints of undergrowth and malt. Almost a tad jammy on the palate and then tangy strawberry fruit. Exotic, zesty, rich, multi-layered finish that goes on and on. Beautiful, chewy tannins." Jancis Robinson

"Fresh and vivid aromas of cherry and flower with cream undertones. Full body, firm and very silky with a beautiful intensity and precision. Excellent winemaking here." James Suckling

"A total pleasure bomb, Poggio di Sotto's 2011 Brunello di Montalcino Riserva races across the palate with layers of intense, perfumed fruit and striking aromatics. Macerated dark cherry, spice, menthol and deeply spiced layers built to the huge, intense finish. The typical Poggio di Sotto volatile acidity is pretty much buried by the sheer density of the fruit. Best of all, the Riserva remains incredibly fresh and saline, which is so remarkable for the year." Antonio Galloni