Poggio San Polo, Brunello Montalcino Vintage:2010 Surprisingly lightweight and streamlined in

Surprisingly lightweight and streamlined in the mouth

The 2017 Burn Cottage Vineyard Pinot Noir shows considerable intensity and length

linzer torte and blackberry paste notes melded to a fruit cake frame

lower bench section of the vineyard near the road and a sandier parcel closer to the river

it is medium-bodied and elegantly muscular

Poggio San Polo, Brunello Montalcino Vintage:2010 Surprisingly lightweight and streamlined inProperty bought by Allegrini in 2006. Winemaker Nicola Biasi. In the eastern part of Montalcino. The grapes for this wine come from vineyards covering approximately nine hectares, planted between 1990 and 2000. They are situated at 450 metres above sea level, facing south southwest on chalky, clay soils. They are spur cordon trained with a density of 4,000 7,000 plants per hectare. Yields are 34 hectolitres per hectare. The grapes were hand picked