2015 Brunello di Montalcino

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Il Marroneto is a relatively young estate in the company of other Montalcino properties that can lay a similar claim to being true to tradition and a representation of the region's noble terroir. Located on the northern hillside of Montalcino, the Il Marroneto vineyards have long been known to produce Brunello of zesty acids and minerality, which owner and winemaker Alessandro Mori couldn’t be more happy with. For him, Brunello should be made in the vineyard, a vineyard which he has watched blossom over the past 45 years. Yields are kept painfully low through natural means, allowing grasses and flora to grow between the well-spaced vines, as well as all organic, non-interventionist practices, which continue throughout the winery cellar. Mori also only partially destems and ages all in large oak botti. The result is a portfolio of Brunello that are true representations of the vineyard, vintage, and, of course, Sangiovese. These are wines for the Montalcino purist that continue to win fans as the world’s tastes for what a Brunello should be slowly aligns with Mori's vision.

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