Gold Award
Biofach 2006 Nuremberg
Brunello di Montalcino 2001
Dark red with flavour of black cherries, plum and liquorice and sweet wood. Orange overtones and myrrh. Complex and powerful. In the mouth strong minerality with well-crafted tannins. All flavours are repeated in the after-taste with dominating flavours of sweet vanilla. Excellent!
Trophy
for
Best Old World Red Wine
Trophy
for
Best Organic/Biodynamic Wine
JWC Award
for
Best Italian Wine
Gold Medal
Japan Wine Challenge 2006 Tokio
Brunello di Montalcino 2001
This double trophy winner is all class! From its inviting appearance of deep ruby/garnet colour with a black core, to its depth, shine and great clarity, it is in op condition. A very dense nose, there is a concentrated dark cherry fruit supported well with a ripe herbal tone and rich chocolate fragrance. These tones also come through on the palate in a firmly structured body. Firm but yielding tannins and fine acidity are balanced against the warm alcohol and sawdust -like oak derived texture. Powewrful, the elegant fruit flavours come throug easily and are seamless throughout. A long satisfying finish. It is clear to see why these few special clones of Sangiovese are so prized in Montalcino. This wine is drinking well now, but will continue to improve for few more years.
Silver Award
Japan Wine Challenge 2007 Tokio
Brunello di Montalcino 2002
Two Glasses
Gambero Rosso Wine Guide 2007
Rosso di Montalcino 2004
Good, among the best Rosso di Montalcino 2004 tasted.