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Poggilarca Carmignano DOCG - Magnum - Artimino

Name: Poggilarca Carmignano DOCG - Magnum - Artimino
Brand: Artimino
SKU: ART-017
Price: 38.29 CHF
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85% Sangiovese, 15% Cabernet Franc · Poggilarca Carmignano DOCG (Magnum) · 150 cl

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CHF 38.29

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Technical information

Producer	Artimino
Name	Poggilarca Carmignano DOCG (Magnum)
Variety	85% Sangiovese, 15% Cabernet Franc
Gradation	14.0%
Format	150 cl
Aromatic profile	Cherry, pomegranate, spicy notes
Vinification method	Fermentation in stainless steel; malolactic in steel; oak ageing
Region	Tuscany
Production area	Tenuta di Artimino, Carmignano (Prato)
Country	Italy
Type	Red wine
Aging	12 months in wood; 4 months in steel; 6 months bottle
Type of cask	Slavonian oak 50 hl; Hungarian and French oak barriques
Color	Vivid ruby red
Pairing	Roasted poultry

Descrizione

Poggilarca Carmignano DOCG from Artimino in magnum format is a red wine that shows balance and structure. In the glass it opens with ripe red fruit, subtle spice notes and a hint of balsamic character; the aromatic profile remains composed and appealing. On the palate it displays present yet supple tannins, supported by fresh acidity and a persistence that accompanies the sip. The magnum format contributes to a slower evolution, highlighting depth and harmony, suitable for convivial moments or richly flavored dishes.

Versatile for pairings, it matches roasted meats, mushroom-based dishes and robust cheeses; for more delicate dishes adjust portions. For immediate consumption a short decanting can soften tannins and help aromas open. Serve slightly cool relative to room temperature and observe its behavior in the glass; the magnum bottle is also practical for sharing on special occasions.

The winery

Tenuta di Artimino – Winery in Toscana

Discover the story and wines of Tenuta di Artimino.

Historic Tuscan estate that combines winemaking (Carmignano, Chianti Montalbano), extra virgin olive oil production, and wine tourism and hospitality centered on the Villa Medicea La Ferdinanda.

Region: Toscana

Country: Italia

Grapes: Sangiovese, Canaiolo, Colorino, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc

Villa Medicea "La Ferdinanda" at the center of the estate. Produced in the Carmignano DOCG and Chianti Montalbano DOCG appellations. Reported area of the estate including vineyards and olive groves. Presence of a vineyard zoning project. Integrated wine tourism, wine shop and hospitality activities.

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Winery history

Tenuta di Artimino has its roots in a landscape marked by Etruscan remains and a medieval history. At its center stands the Villa Medicea "La Ferdinanda", designed by Buontalenti for Ferdinando I de' Medici. Over time the villa and estate have become a place of agricultural production and hospitality, with the villa recognized among the Medici Villas inscribed by UNESCO.

Production philosophy

Dedicated to promoting the territory and Tuscan tradition, the estate adopts an approach that combines quality, sustainability and innovation: attention to the terroir, vineyard zoning studies and the promotion of wine tourism to convey the connection between wines, olive oil and the landscape.

Terroir and vineyards

The property extends across the hills between Carmignano and Chianti Montalbano. Official information cites the estate's overall extent and the presence of vineyards and olive groves on the Montalbano, with varied soils and a microclimate favorable to the area's typical viticulture.

Awards and recognitions

For some vintages of Chianti Montalbano, recognitions are reported according to the technical sheets published by the Consorzio; additional specific awards have not been exhaustively found on official channels.