Vigna di Pallino 2017
The Chianti Vigna di Pallino takes its name from the grower who, for many years, lovingly looked after this vineyard, already present on cadastral maps dating to the beginning of the 1800’s. From the heart of the estate, produced largely with Sangiovese and without the use of oak, it is a wine that represents the historic continuity of the estate and the traditions of the region.
| "Lots of fruit and freshness, fresh acidity and a clean and delicious finish. What Chianti should be." James Suckling 90/100 |
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| James Suckling | 90 / 100 |
Vigna di Pallino Riserva 2015
From our Sangiovese vineyards, located in the area called Vigna di Pallino, is produced the Vigna di Pallino Riserva. Unique and elegant, characterized by elegant spicy plot. Very balanced wine, in the mouth is soft with a nice freshness that makes it long and pleasant.
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| "A delicious Chianti with blueberry and dried cherry character. Fresh acidity and a chewy finish." James Suckling 90/100 |
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| James Suckling | 90 / 100 |
Crognolo 2017
Crognolo is named after a wild bush, Cornus, that grows abundantly on the estate. Made predominantly from Sangiovese, a traditional Tuscan variety, that produces elegant and age worthy wines and a small part of Merlot, Crognolo brings together the class of Sangiovese with the complexity bestowed by aging in oak.
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93| "Shows elegance, with balance and complexity" Wine Spectator 93/100 |
| "A balanced and fresh red for the hot 2017 vintage with medium body" James Suckling 94/100 |
| "This is a robust and nicely layered red blend. It drinks very nicely straight out of the gate." Wine Advocate 90/100 |
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| James Suckling | 94 / 100 |
| Wine Specator | 93 / 100 |
Vigna dell’Impero 2013
Tuscan Sangiovese wine arises with a long, gentle maceration of about a month aimed at exalting all the noble components of the grapes, picked at the perfect phenolic maturity in order to exult the particular qualities of this Tuscan Sangiovese wine: this is why Vigna dell’Impero is a unique wine.
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| "Lovely acidity to this. Long and thoughtful wine. All about length and beauty. Pure old-vine sangiovese." James Suckling 97/100 |
| "Ample and intense, while still maintaining a good deal of Sangiovese translucence, the 2013 exudes richness and pedigree." Vinous 94/100 |
| "It is a gorgeous expression of Sangiovese. I am impressed. The 2013 vintage offers a very smooth and silky approach." Wine Advocate 93/100 |
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| Wine Advocade | 93 / 100 |
| James Suckling | 97 / 100 |
| Vinous | 94 / 100 |
| Gambero Rosso | Tre bicchieri |
Vigna dell’Impero 2015
Tuscan Sangiovese wine arises with a long, gentle maceration of about a month aimed at exalting all the noble components of the grapes, picked at the perfect phenolic maturity in order to exult the particular qualities of this Tuscan Sangiovese wine: this is why Vigna dell’Impero is a unique wine.
| "Focused and linear on the palate with fine tannins, cutthroat acidity and a long, medium-chewy finish. A wine that makes you think." James Suckling 95/100 |
| "Lively acidity, hints of mint, iron and underbrush complete the profile. Shows fine balance and tension overall." Wine Spectator 93/100 |
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| James Suckling | 95 / 100 |
| Wine Spectator | 93 / 100 |
Oreno 2017
Oreno, wich takes its name from the river that crosses the estate and the hamiet where the farmhouse is found, is the estate’s flagship wine. Fruit of the blend of Merlot structure and Cabernet Sauvignon class, brought together with the elegance of Petit Verdot, it expresses best the potential of the territory and the Moretti Cuseri family’s idea of wine.
| "Full body, soft and layered tannins and a fruity finish." James Suckling 95/100 |
| "A big, brawny red, this delivers flavours of black cherry, plum and spice, with hints of wild rosemary." Wine Spectator 92/100 |
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| James Suckling | 95 / 100 |
| Wine Spectator | 92 / 100 |
Grisoglia 2012
A great dessert wine, passito di Toscana. Made from Malvasia and Trebbiano grapes allowed to dry out in a well ventilated room until Valentine’s Day, the date chosen by Antonio Moretti Cuseri. Around a week before the pressing of the grapes become coloured , ranging from intense brown, to gold and pink. The remaining passito from the year before, left at the bottom of the barrels, gives a persistent aroma of raisins, fruit cake and spicy oak.