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textured, savoury
Tuscany
Magnum: San Polino Brunello di Montalcino DOCG 2016 - (1pk, 1.5L)
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The magnum, as a format, is disastourously underrated in the Australian drinking culture. The wines themselves are preserved better in the larger formats, retaining freshness and ripe fruit quality for longer than their 750ml counterparts, and simply being more robust overall. But also - and more importantly - they look so cool...
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Why do we love this wine?
San Polino is the first biodynamic estate in Brunello, and they’re a subscriber to the saying, ‘wine is made in the vineyard’. It shows. A tiny producer, they make this biodynamic red from the highest vineyards on the San Polino site. There’s a little time in French oak, before 3 years ageing in large Slavonian oak. Brooding, but fresh, with black and blue fruits galore, tied down by red cherry-like acidity and fine, strapping tannins. Yet, there’s also layers of licorice and tobacco, along with a coffee bean-like energy and a raspberry-like simplicity. This simplicity belies the layers; polished yes, but complex and oozing potential. It’s a wine that had James Suckling say ‘wow’. Long, perfumed, youthful. Age, decant. Love it long time
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Vintage
2016
Region
Tuscany
Preservatives
Sulphites
Alc. by volume
14%
Closure
Cork
Bottle volume
Magnum 1.5l
