Collemattoni Brunello di Montalcino

• Italy
• DOCG
• Sangiovese

• Full-bodied

• Tannic

At its best paired with typical Tuscan flavors: a wide variety of meat dishes such as stews or bistecca alla fiorentina, as well as hard aged cheeses.

Color

Clear, Burgundy‑like red

Aroma

Its generous bouquet reveals layers of dark berries, herbal notes, violets, and gentle noble wood.

Flavor

The long palate enchants with nuances of cherry, oak, a hint of stable-like earthiness, and leather. Noticeable yet soft tannins and the characteristic acidity of Sangiovese give the wine an exceptionally firm structure.

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Description

Brunellos are among the most highly regarded wines of Italy. This magnificent family‑estate Brunello is delicious right away, yet will reward patience even after 20 years. The grapes are hand‑harvested from the beautiful hills of Montalcino, at about 400 meters above sea level. The wine ferments in stainless steel and is then aged for at least 30 months in 32‑hectoliter Slavonian oak casks, during which its flavor deepens and develops impressive complexity. Finally, it matures for another 4 months in bottle.

Additional information

Area Classification	DOCG
Grape varieties	Sangiovese
Producer	Collemattoni
Vintage	2020
Alcohol	14.5 %
Country	Italy
Fullness	Full-bodied
Tannins	Tannic
Shutter Type	Natural cork
Package size	75 cl
Packaging Type	Glass
Bottles per case	6
Pledge Information	Restaurant glass bottle
Norex product number	256023

Collemattoni

The Collemattoni estate is located on a hilltop in the southern part of the Montalcino municipality. The estate’s 11 hectares of vineyards, primarily growing Sangiovese, are spread across five different areas in the southwest and southeast of Montalcino. The 700-square-meter Read more