Il Poggione
Brunello di Montalcino Riserva Vigna Paganelli 2015

74,00 CHF* netto 68,45 CHF

Inhalt: 0.75 Liter (98,65 CHF* / 1 Liter)

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Winzer:	Il Poggione
Wein:	Brunello di Montalcino Riserva Vigna Paganelli 2015
Jahrgang:	2015
Klassifizierung:	DOCG
Land:	Italien
Gebiet/Region:	Toskana
Alkoholgehalt:	15,0 %
Traubensorte:	Sangiovese
Bewertungen:	Parker 97/100, Vinous 96/100, Winespectator 95/100

Robert Parker Wine Advocate:

This single-vineyard Riserva delivers a generous, abundant and determined personality. This is Brunello with a capital B. The 2015 Brunello di Montalcino Riserva Vigna Paganelli benefits from a warm and sun-soaked microclimate that is shielded from cold winter winds. You can taste the good health of the grapes thanks to those very direct aromas of black cherry, plum, tar, campfire ash and chalky mineral. The Paganelli vineyard is 12 hectares in size, with vines planted in 1964. The last time this wine was made was in 2012. Fruit from those old vines shape complex aromas, elegant tannins and bright freshness. Despite that handsome DNA, this is another new release from Il Poggione that will require more cellar age. I'd suggest drinking a bottle from this 40,000-bottle release after the 10-year mark. Drink Date 2024-2050. Rating 97/100. -Monica Larner-

Vinous:

The 2015 Brunello di Montalcino Vigna Paganelli Riserva from Il Poggione keeps you at the edge of your seat, with a gorgeous display of herbal-tinged black cherry, sweet white smoke, cedar and cloves. The textures are silky and polished, as this coasts effortlessly across a core of salty minerals and bright acids, taking on a decidedly savory, umami note. There’s simply so much going on and so much to like about the 2015 Riserva, as balsamic spice, hints of wild herbs and tobacco form up toward the close over a coating of classically fine tannin. Tasting the 2015 Riserva, you could easily forget that it hails from a ripe vintage. This needs five or more years to unwind and should then excel for well over a decade in our cellars. Tasted twice and over the course of two days. Drink Date 2026-2038. Rating 96/100. -Eric Guido-

Winespectator:

This red is subtle and laced with cherry, plum and floral notes, backed by vibrant acidity. Earth and tobacco accents add depth. It took a few moments of aeration to shake off the cobwebs, and this isn't an expressive style, but it has its appeal. Will need time to absorb the substantial tannins. Best from 2025 through 2048. 3,750 cases made, 750 cases imported. Rating 95/100. -BS-