Botrosecco Maremma Toscana DOC Cabernet - Magnum - Cassa Legno - Le Mortelle

Le Mortelle

Cabernet Sauvignon 60%, Cabernet Franc 40% · Maremma Toscana DOC · 150 cl

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Producer Le Mortelle
Name Maremma Toscana DOC
Variety Cabernet Sauvignon 60%, Cabernet Franc 40%
Gradation 14.0%
Format 150 cl
Aromatic profile Red fruit, mint, eucalyptus, spices, white pepper
Vinification method Destemmed/crushed; fermentation in steel 25°C; maceration 15 days
Region Tuscany
Production area Le Mortelle estate, Lower Maremma (Grosseto)
Country Italy
Type Still red wine
Aging About 10 months in barriques
Type of cask Barrique
Color Ruby red
Serving temperature 16-20 °C
Pairing Grilled red meats; stews; cured meats
The Botrosecco Maremma Toscana DOC Cabernet from Le Mortelle is a red wine that expresses the characteristic profile of Cabernet in the Maremma Toscana. On the nose it offers notes of dark fruit and subtle vegetal nuances, supported by a present but balanced tannic framework. The structure is solid without being overpowering, finishing cleanly and suggesting a few years of further development in bottle. The overall impression is restrained and elegant, reflecting care in the vineyard and cellar by the producer.

It pairs well with red meats, game and structured cheeses, finding good balance with dishes featuring concentrated sauces. The Magnum bottle presented in a wooden case makes it suitable for convivial occasions or as a cellar gift. A short decanting is recommended to better reveal its aromas and tannic texture; a moderate serving temperature helps preserve freshness and depth.
The winery

Le Mortelle – Winery in Toscana (Maremma)

Discover the story and wines of Le Mortelle.

Estate in the Tuscan Maremma owned by Marchesi Antinori, known for a partially underground cellar and wines that express the character of the coastal terroir.
Region: Toscana (Maremma)
Country: Italia
Founded: 1999
Grapes: Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Vermentino, Ansonica, Viognier, Carménère
Estate owned by the Marchesi Antinori, part of the Tenute Antinori portfolio since 1999. A mostly underground winery designed to minimize its impact on the landscape and to operate by gravity. Vineyards planted primarily with Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc, with white varieties such as Vermentino and Ansonica. Production of labels linked to the Tuscan Maremma.
Winery history
The estate is mentioned in the historical records of the area and became part of Tenute Antinori following the acquisition and works begun in 1999. Since then, the family has worked on renewing the vineyards and constructing a modern, largely underground cellar designed to reduce landscape impact and to take advantage of gravity-flow winemaking.
Production philosophy
Enhance the terroir of the Maremma through targeted viticultural and technological choices: grape selection, gravity-flow winemaking without the use of pumps, and a winery integrated into the landscape that prioritizes energy efficiency and quality control.
Terroir and vineyards
The estate is located in the heart of the Tuscan Maremma, a few kilometres from Castiglione della Pescaia, set within a landscape of Mediterranean scrub. The soils are medium-textured — sandy and silty — with a predominantly siliceous-clay composition and, in some areas, rich in rock fragments.