Camillo Montori

Estate Bottled Montepulciano d'Abruzzo

9.11 ratings
9.11 pro ratings
Abruzzi, Italy
Montepulciano
Tomato-Based
Top Notes For
Dan Fredman

Chef Sommelier World of Pinot Noir

9.1

Sometimes you just get lucky...no-name MdA that was $5 on release, I had no idea whether it aspired to Valentino/Pepe heights or was simply content to just be red wine. But it certainly delivered. While not exactly On the overachiever category, I was pleasantly surprised that it's held up well over the years. Earthy yet light bodied (12.5% alc) it's got fruit and funk-- not great but still pretty damn good. Worth my having allocating the cellar space since it's release, and a nice home-alone wine with some pasta.

Sometimes you just get lucky...no-name MdA that was $5 on release, I had no idea whether it aspired to Valentino/Pepe heights or was simply content to just be red wine. But it certainly delivered. While not exactly On the overachiever category, I was pleasantly surprised that it's held up well over the years. Earthy yet light bodied (12.5% alc) it's got fruit and funk-- not great but still pretty damn good. Worth my having allocating the cellar space since it's release, and a nice home-alone wine with some pasta.

1 person found it helpfulSep 27th, 2014