Ornellaia 2022

Ornellaia: Ornellaia 2022

Limitiert

Holzkiste

Zum Winzer

98–100
100
2
Cabernet Sauvignon 53%, Merlot 25%, Cabernet Franc 15%, Petit Verdot 7%
5
rot, trocken
15,0% Vol.
Trinkreife: 2027–2050
Verpackt in: 6er OHK
9
voluminös & kräftig
tanninreich
pikant & würzig
3
Lobenberg: 98–100/100
Jane Anson: 99/100
Suckling: 97/100
Parker: 97/100
Jeb Dunnuck: 96+/100
Galloni: 96/100
6
Italien, Toscana, Bolgheri
7
Allergene: Sulfite, Abfüllerinformation
lobenberg

Heiner Lobenberg über:
Ornellaia 2022

98–100
/100

Lobenberg: Ornellaia, der neben dem Sassicaia der Tenuta San Guido zweite ganz große Maremma-Wein, könnte es blind mit einem großen Bordelaiser aufnehmen, keine Frage. Im Temperament bleibt er aber doch Italiener. Tiefes, undurchsichtiges Violett mit extrahierten Tränen am Glasrand. Tiefe, durchdringende und faszinierend expressive Nase. Süße, immens saftige Blaubeer- Schwarzkirsch Kombination, vibrierende Lakritz und dunkle, dezent rauchige Mineralik. Warmes Kerzenwachs, schwarzer Pfeffer und süße Vanille mit mediterranen, dichten ätherischen Kräuteraromen, allen voran Rosmarin und dieser verführerisch schwebenden Aromatik von Zigarrenkiste und Zedernholz. Dichte, erdige Aromen von nasser, frisch gedrehter Erde mit etwas schwarzem Trüffel kommen hinzu. Im Mund ist der Wein enorm konzentriert und dicht schiebend, zugleich auch schwebend. Beinahe wie ein Elixier aus Schwarzkirschen, schwarzen Johannisbeeren und ultra komprimierten braunen Gewürzen. Die Säurestruktur macht ihn saftig und zugleich geradeauslaufend. Die Tannine sind geschliffen und ultra fein, aber dennoch hinterlassen sie auch eine selbstbewusste, unsagbar elegante Struktur auf der Zunge. Der Wein bleibt minutenlang im Mund. Er ist schon beinahe zugänglich und dennoch hat er ausreichend Struktur für den Keller. Ziemlich perfekter Bolgheri – Wahnsinn!

Verkostungsnotiz
99
/100

Jane Anson über: Ornellaia

-- Jane Anson: One of the few 2022 Tuscan wines where you can really see that this will benefit from a few years in bottle, right now it is, hovering on the edge of something delicious, vibrating over the tannic architecture, feathered, campfire smoke, fennel, blackberry, liquorice and crushed peonies, and the bitter fennel and slate scrape, dense, contrast of textures and flavours like only truly great wines can do, a reflection of skilful construction. A gorgeous wine, slowly stretching out in the palate, 65% new oak for ageing. Harvest began August 9 for the whites, and the reds began August 25 with Masseto, and then a few days later for Ornellaia, one of the earliest on record, with around 38hl/h yield.

97
/100

Suckling über: Ornellaia

-- Suckling: A Mediterranean-style wine. Stunning elegance on the nose, with vibrant dried eucalyptus leaves, flowers, restrained brambleberries and hints of black cherries, dried bananas, milk chocolate, cloves and graphite. The palate is full-bodied with elegant tannins and a touch of dust. It’s savory and well packed, with integrated, brilliant freshness and a ripe, fruity finish with a toasty aftertaste of blond tobacco. Try from 2026.

97
/100

Parker über: Ornellaia

-- Parker: Tasted a few months after it was bottled, the Ornellaia 2022 Bolgheri Superiore Ornellaia will be coming to market in March 2025. The blend is 55% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Franc and 10% Petit Verdot. The wine sees 18 months of aging with up to 70% new oak, but the trick, proprietor Lamberto Frescobaldi tells me, is drawing from a large group of coopers with different toast levels and forests. 'I don't want to make a wine of any one tonnellerie,' he says. The oak element is crucial to the identity of this wine that reveals dark fruit, blackberry, sweet spice and cinnamon. Most of the vines were planted in the 1980s, and the average age of the plants is over 20 years old. Fruit comes from many parcels, including Bellaria, Bellaria Nuova, Bellaria Alta, Pero, Fosso, Vigna Vecchia and Stallina. Indeed, some 80 wines are made before final blending. The 2022 vintage will be remembered for its full-bodied appeal, concentrated fruit and generous oak renderings. Petit Verdot plays a slightly larger role in this vintage and was one of the surprise hits of 2022. It serves to elongate the wine and adds to its length. The wine's abundant fruit weight cedes to elegantly integrated tannins. This vintage will appeal to die-hard Ornellaia enthusiasts.

96+
/100

Jeb Dunnuck über: Ornellaia

-- Jeb Dunnuck: The 2022 Ornellaia is 55% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Merlot, and 10% each Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. A deep but bright purple/red color, it has a fantastic nose of blackberries, polished cedar, lavender, sweet herbs, and dark cocoa. Full-bodied, it has a rich structure, with warming concentration but a very balanced feel. The tannins are ripe and frame the underlying mineral notes very nicely, its fruity richness fleshing it out harmoniously. It is not a fruity vintage for this wine, though, and its structure leads here. Drink 2027-2050.

96
/100

Galloni über: Ornellaia

-- Galloni: The 2022 Ornellaia is a terrific wine for the year. Dark red-toned fruit, mocha, new leather, licorice and spice all take shape in a mid-weight, pliant Ornellaia that is quite alluring, even in the early going. The blend is 55% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Franc and 10% Petit Verdot, unusual for the elevated presence of Petit Verdot, which did better than Franc in 2022. The higher percentage of Petit Verdot comes through in the wine’s dark-leaning personality and also in the quality of tannins. More than anything else, the 2022 is a reminder of how important a tool blending is, especially in challenging years. I can’t wait to see how this ages. The 2022 Ornellaia is clearly among the most successful wines of the vintage.

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Ornellaia

Ornellaia zählt neben der Tenuta San Guido zu den führenden und exklusivsten Luxus-Weingütern der Region Bolgheri. Die Tenuta dell’Ornellaia wurde 1981 vom Marchese Lodovico Antinori gegründet. Im darauffolgenden Jahr gingen die ersten Reben nur unweit der Tenuta San Guido und jeweils wenige...

Ornellaia 2022