Sipping Fine Wine

9.4

Founded at end of 1800 when Lavinio Franceschi, Florence land owner, visited the area. Over a century later, Tenuta covers an area of 530 hectares (140 planted with vines; 50 with olive trees). Aged in French oak for 36 months, 100% Sangiovese hand picked from 20-year old vines. A Gem! Deep Ruby. rich berry fruit aromas with complex spice. Palate has rich berry fruit flavors, baked cherry, with tobacco, cacao & subtle spice. Soft tannins, long finish ending with seductive earthy tones. Nice, aged well! — 4 years ago

Mary Connors

8.9

Great Barbera. 13%. Vine & Table. — 10 years ago

Jordan Collins

9.7

Great wine for the $10 price tag. Smooth dry with notes of fig and oak. — 12 years ago

Mark S.

9.0

Oak. 1 hour should be required. Concentrated. This has good taste different from Brunello. Moreover, this would possibly better because 2014, such young vintage has already been ready to drink! @950, Eva - XH, 190508-190509 — 6 years ago

Brett Francis

9.2

This was a great start to our first dinner in Paris. Smooth, tasty and crisp. — 9 years ago

Vaclav Ruzicka

9.6

Fabulous Tuscan red! — 11 years ago

Sipping Fine Wine

8.9

Tenuta Il Poggione was founded at the end of 1800 when Lavinio Franceschi, land owner from Florence, decided to visit the area after hearing the stories from a shepherd, who brought his herds around Montalcino during the winter. #46 on Spectator’s 2017 top 100 list. I gave a blind tasting and threw this in with their Brunello, this “Baby Brunello” caused a stir! Red berry bouquet with cherry and citrus flavors, fine soft tannins, medium+ tangy finish ending with earthy spice notes. Great value! — 7 years ago

Jeff Clement

9.6

Nice dry white wine. Becky had a glass with dinner — 10 years ago