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Brunello di Montalcino DOCG - Poggio alle Mura - Banfi 2018

Name: Brunello di Montalcino DOCG - Poggio alle Mura - Banfi
Brand: Banfi
SKU: BANFI-03017L-VAL-2020
Price: 48.29 EUR
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Format: 75 cl

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48,29 €

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Technical information

Producer	Banfi
Name	Brunello di Montalcino DOCG
Variety	Sangiovese Grosso
Vintage	2018
Gradation	15.0%
Format	75 cl
Aromatic profile	Red fruits, spices, tobacco, leather
Vinification method	Steel fermentation, long maceration
Region	Tuscany
Production area	Montalcino
Country	Italy
Type	Red wine
Aging	Minimum 5 years, of which 2 in wood
Type of cask	Large oak casks and barriques
Color	Intense ruby red
Serving temperature	16-18°C
Recommended consumption	Within 8 years
Pairing	Red meats, game, aged cheeses

Description

The Brunello di Montalcino DOCG 2018 from Poggio alle Mura, produced by Banfi, embodies the elegance and structure typical of one of Tuscany's most appreciated wines. Coming from the hills of Montalcino, this Sangiovese grosso best expresses the original terroir, characterized by clay and limestone soils. The 2018 stands out for a perfect balance between freshness and softness, the result of traditional aging in oak barrels that imparts aromatic complexity without overpowering the delicate fruity freshness.

On the nose, scents of ripe cherry, plum, and light tobacco are perceived, accompanied by spicy nuances and balsamic hints. On the palate, it is enveloping, with well-integrated tannins and a long persistence that invites sipping. Ideal when paired with roasted red meats, braised dishes, and aged cheeses, this Brunello represents a refined expression of Montalcino’s viticulture.

A perfect wine for those seeking an engaging and authentic experience of the Tuscan territory.

The winery

Santi – Winery in Veneto

Discover the story and wines of Santi.

This historic Valpolicella winery, based in Illasi (Verona) and part of Gruppo Italiano Vini, is known for producing high-quality wines of the Veronese tradition, particularly Amarone, Valpolicella and Ripasso.

Region: Veneto

Country: Italia

Founded: 1843

Grapes: Corvina, Rondinella, Molinara, Forselina, Negrara, Oseletta, Rossignola, Simesara

Established in 1843 in Illasi, Valpolicella. Part of Gruppo Italiano Vini since 1974. Specializing in Valpolicella wines: Amarone, Valpolicella, Ripasso. Philosophy centered on Corvina, large casks, and the use of local woods for aging. Wine shop and hospitality/wine tourism services at the historic premises.

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Winery history

Cantina Santi was founded as a winery in Illasi and has been present in Valpolicella since the 19th century. During the 20th century the Santi family introduced technical innovations and progressively focused on high-end wines; in 1974 the winery became part of Gruppo Italiano Vini, which reinforced investments and facilities while preserving its local identity.

Production philosophy

Santi claims a style tied to the sense of place of Valpolicella: it favors the predominant use of Corvina in its selections, aging in large traditional casks, and the use of local woods to enhance the aromatic qualities typical of native grape varieties. The approach combines oenological research with respect for local practices.

Terroir and vineyards

Santi's vineyards and selections are concentrated in Val d'Illasi and the classic areas of Valpolicella, using a vineyard-selection approach across different exposures and microclimates to produce wines that reflect the local terroir. The winery also works with vineyards in other Veronese appellations such as Soave, Bardolino and Lugana.