Brunello di Montalcino 2016

Valdicava: Brunello di Montalcino 2016

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98
100
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Sangiovese 100%
5
rot, trocken
14,0% Vol.
Trinkreife: 2025–2051
Verpackt in: 6er
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voluminös & kräftig
frische Säure
tanninreich
3
Lobenberg: 98/100
Suckling: 98/100
Jeb Dunnuck: 97/100
Galloni: 96/100
Parker: 95/100
Wine Spectator: 95/100
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Italien, Toscana, Montalcino
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Allergene: Sulfite, Abfüllerinformation
Abfüller / Importeur: Valdicava, , 53024 Montalcino (SI), ITALIEN
lobenberg

Heiner Lobenberg über:
Brunello di Montalcino 2016

98
/100

Lobenberg: Ein fast schwarzer, reinsortiger Sangiovese. Wie oft haben Kenner gefordert, es müsse doch ein Weltklassewein in Montalcino möglich sein. Aber es läuft doch so gut, die Top-Erzeuger verkaufen doch alles, warum dann soviel Mühe? Warum winzige Erträge aus naturnaher Arbeit? Das schmälert nur den problemlos möglichen Umsatz... Und hier ist die Antwort eines akribisch arbeitenden, qualitätsbesessenen Winzers, der den Beweis antritt, dass Brunello und Weltklasse keine Gegensätze sind. Sangiovese mit Brombeernoten und dunkler Schokolade, erdige, würzige Noten, Maulbeere, sattes, rundes Tannin. Maskulin! So kann Brunello sein! 98/100

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/100

Suckling über: Brunello di Montalcino

-- Suckling: Attractive aromas of balsamic, tea, dark berry, walnut and coffee bean. Full-bodied, yet tight and very intense with ripe tannins that are fine and reserved. Racy and polished. Beautiful length to this wine. Needs at least two to three years to come. Try after 2024. 98/100

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Jeb Dunnuck über: Brunello di Montalcino

-- Jeb Dunnuck: The 2016 Brunello Di Montalcino pours a rich ruby hue yet remains transparent, with savory, layered aromas of red cherry, saddle leather, cedar, damp forest floor, and wild herbs. It is medium to full-bodied, with a ripe yet structured feel, ample tension, and notes of red plum, currant, dried roses, orange rind, and white pepper. Persistent and linear, with a long finish, it will continue to mature into more umami tones of shitake and tea leaf. Drink 2025-2045. 97/100

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/100

Galloni über: Brunello di Montalcino

-- Galloni: The 2016 Brunello di Montalcino is one of those young wines that, from the moment you put your nose to the glass, you know you’re in for a treat. A sweetly alluring and remarkably fresh bouquet of crushed cherries, strawberries and plums is further complicated by hints of clove, spiced orange peels and mint. It’s velvety-smooth and radiant with a display of dark red fruits, all tightly wound up in a web of minerals, with an air of savory herbs and inner florals that develop toward the close. Try to keep your hands off for another four or five years, and then reap the rewards for a decade or more. 96/100

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/100

Parker über: Brunello di Montalcino

-- Parker: Tasted from magnum (one of just 1,500 made), this is a new wine from Valdicava that is presented in quite the statement bottle with stunning artwork that depicts an allegory to a saint. With fruit from one of the most celebrated crus in the appellation, the 2016 Brunello di Montalcino Vigna Montosoli needs quite a bit of extra time to open. I followed my sample's evolution over a 24-hour period to get a better look inside. This wine requires extra patience. On my first tasting, I found that the fruit struggled to come through, and I recorded notes of white pepper, savory herb, campfire ash and crushed stone. Blue flowers like dried lilac and lavender also appear. When I came back to the bottle a day later, I found that the bouquet had gained in detail, sharpness and increasingly articulate specifics. But it took its time. To the palate, the wine is dense and firm, and I have no doubt as to its long-term aging potential. It is an honor to be one of the first people to taste this ambitious new release from the Montosoli vineyard made by Vincenzo Abbruzzese and his family. 95/100

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Wine Spectator über: Brunello di Montalcino

-- Wine Spectator: Fleeting aromas of cherry, cedar, sanguine and leather give way to a beam of ripe cherry, berry and earth flavors in this elegant red. Firm and resonant, with a matrix of dusty tannins on the long finish. Best from 2024 through 2045. 95/100

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Im Jahre 1953 kaufte Martini Bramante das Weingut Valdicava und füllte 1968 seinen ersten eigenen Wein ab. Sein Enkel Vincenzo Abbruzzese bezeichnet sich selbst als "Countryman". Er ist am liebsten draußen bei seinen Reben. Der Wein ensteht seiner Ansicht nach dort und muss im Keller nur noch zur...

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