Il Poggione 2001 Brunello di Montalcino
Virbrant ruby color with dark berry and a ripe, sweet edge followed by menthol notes. There's a sour and mildly acetic note and powerful, raw tannins that seem very sharp against the wine's medium weight. A nervous wine that could benefit from a few more years in the bottle. Imported by Paterno Wines International.
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Price$62, Buy Now
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AlcoholN/A
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Bottle Size750ML
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CategoryRed
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ImporterTerlato Wines International
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Date Published4/1/2006
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