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About This Wine
The guiding principle of Valdicava involves expressing genius loci or the spirit of the place. The estate takes painstaking measures to ensure that every component of its Brunello di Montalcino exists in harmony. That includes cultivating some of the finest sangiovese in Montalcino, a region gifted with an idyllic coastline and moderate rainfall. As a result, Valdicava has become famous for red wines that balance aroma with a generous body. The 2016 vintage shows immense promise in youth. The nose features a potpourri of red cherries, plums, candied orange, cedar, leather, and a splash of spice. Velvety tannins glide across the palate amid veins of minerality. Patience is of the utmost importance for collectors, as this sangiovese commands at least a decade of cellaring. The Final Sip: The 2016 Valdicava Brunello di Montalcino is promising now and has a future brighter than the Tuscan sun.