Feudi di San Gregorio Patrimo 2017

2: Merlot 100%

5: rød, tør; 14,5% Vol.; Modenhed til at drikke: 2024–2047; Pakket ind i: 6 OHK

9: rig på tanniner; struktureret; voluminøs og kraftfuld

3: Lobenberg: 96/100; Parker: 94/100; Galloni: 94/100

6: Italien, Campania

7: Allergener: Sulfitter,

Tapperi / Importør: Feudi di San Gregorio, Località Cerza Grossa 83050, Sorbo Serpico (AV), ITALIEN

Sort, tæt, patrimotisk. Næsten umuligt at identificere en frugt, bare sort og kraftfuld og fine urter. Sikke en dybde, man mister sig selv i den, man bliver suget ind. Chateau Evangile fra Pomerol? I munden med præcis samme kraft, tæthed og dybde, men mindre overvældende end forventet. Fuld af finesse og delikatesse, næsten dansende. På én gang elegante nuancer, god syre og ingen tyngde eller endda fedt på tungen. Tanniner, selvfølgelig, men så velintegrerede og afrundede og storslåede i deres finkornethed. Helhedsindtrykket er en utrolig eftersmag af sorte kirsebær og kaffe. Den bedste Merlot i Italien, værdig til at være en Pomerol. En stærk præstation. Fantastisk vin. 96/100

Parker om: Patrimo

I've been focused on bottle weight and the repercussions that all that heavy glass has on our environment and our efforts for greater sustainability. This is one of the heaviest bottles I encounter each year (evidently made with a special mold), so I feel it's time to call it out in the hope that this wine can become a role model for others. Looking at the liquid contents inside the bottle, the Feudi di San Gregorio 2017 Pàtrimo pours forth with a beautifully velvety and saturated appearance. This pure Merlot shows an unexpected bouquet with notes of green curry leaf and rosemary with cherry confit and pressed blackberries. This hot-vintage red is abundant and richly layered. 94/100

Galloni om: Patrimo

The 2017 Merlot Patrimo is dark, rich, and intense, leading off with a whiff of brown spice, which evolves into notes of dusty sweet florals, tobacco, crushed blueberry, cherry, and minty herbs. On the palate, silky, seamless textures are energized by brisk acids, as mineral-encased blueberries and blackberry fruits flood the senses, leaving salty minerals and saturating tannins in their wake. The finish is long and structured, resonating on savory spice and acids, as hints of wild berry and herbs slowly fade to reveal a coating of fine tannin. It's a big wine to be sure, yet the Feudi di San Gregorio Merlot is perfectly balanced with an impeccable mix of fruit, power, structure and oak management. Lose some in the cellar and reap the rewards. 94/100

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