Vino Nobile di Montepulciano

A great red wine, it takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena, which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

A great red wine, it takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena, which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

Great red wine. It takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

Great red wine. It takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

Great red wine. It takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

Vino Nobile is the result of a careful selection of the best Sangiovese and Canaiolo Nero grapes from the various company vineyards which are harvested and vinified separately each year and then expertly blended so as to best express all the elegance, complexity and finesse of the Montepulciano terroir.

Vino Nobile is the result of a careful selection of the best Sangiovese and Canaiolo Nero grapes from the various company vineyards which are harvested and vinified separately each year and then expertly blended so as to best express all the elegance, complexity and finesse of the Montepulciano terroir.

The Vino Nobile di Montepulciano Santa Pia La Braccesca of the Marchesi Antinori was born in the homonymous estate, located on the Sienese hills. It is produced exclusively with Prugnolo Gentile grapes, harvested only by hand during the month of September. Fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature of 28 ° C for 20 days. Subsequently the wine is aged in barrique for 15 months and for another 20 months in the bottle before being put on the market.

La Braccesca extends over 508 hectares where the ancient farm of the Bracci counts once stood, hence the name of the estate and its coat of arms: an arm covered with armor holding a sword. The total area of the vineyards is 340 hectares divided into two parts: the first, of 366 hectares of which 237 are planted with vineyards, is located on the border between the municipality of Montepulciano and that of Cortona. The other plot, 142 hectares of which 103 are vineyards, extends as far as Montepulciano between three of the most renowned sub-areas for the production of great red wines: Cervognano, Santa Pia and Gracciano. The first vintage of La Braccesca Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG was 1990.

A great red wine, it takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena, which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

A great red wine, it takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena, which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

A great red wine, it takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena, which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

A great red wine, it takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena, which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

The Riserva del Vino Nobile is born exclusively in exceptional years in which the grapes from our old vineyards are carefully selected and vinified separately. The longevity of this wine usually requires that the aging in wood is followed by a period of refinement in the bottle, sometimes even important, necessary to achieve a perfect balance of all its components.

Vino Nobile is the result of a careful selection of the best Sangiovese and Canaiolo Nero grapes from the various company vineyards which are harvested and vinified separately each year and then expertly blended so as to best express all the elegance, complexity and finesse of the Montepulciano terroir.

The Alliance is a group of six Nobile producers - Salcheto, Poliziano, La Braccesca, Dei, Boscarelli and Avignonesi - who share the dedication to rediscover Nobile. The six oenologists coordinated their respective works and each created a 100% Sangiovese Nobile cru specifically for this project. Il Poggetto di Sopra highlights the characteristics of its environment, recalling the clayey soil on which it rests.

Intense color with a strong anthocyanin concentration.

Perfume Powerful, vinous, concentrated in its polyphenolic endowment, marked hints of blackberry, notes of blueberry and nuances of vanilla and walnut.

Flavor The complexity of the nasal sensations is confirmed in the mouth, amplified in strength and consistency.

Intense color with a strong anthocyanin concentration.

Perfume Powerful, vinous, concentrated in its polyphenolic endowment, marked hints of blackberry, notes of blueberry and nuances of vanilla and walnut.

Flavor The complexity of the nasal sensations is confirmed in the mouth, amplified in strength and consistency.

Intense color with a strong anthocyanin concentration.

Perfume Powerful, vinous, concentrated in its polyphenolic endowment, marked hints of blackberry, notes of blueberry and nuances of vanilla and walnut.

Flavor The complexity of the nasal sensations is confirmed in the mouth, amplified in strength and consistency.

Great red wine. It takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

Great red wine. It takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

Great red wine. It takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

Great red wine. It takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

Great red wine. It takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

A great red wine, it takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena, which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

A great red wine, it takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena, which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

A great red wine, it takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena, which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

Great red wine. It takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

Great red wine. It takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

Great red wine. It takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

A great red wine, it takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena, which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

This Riserva was revived from the 2010 vintage almost 20 years after its last edition in 1992. We took that break because over the past 26 years we have progressively reselected and replanted our historic vineyards; we had concentrated on clonal selections, on the different expressiveness of Sangiovese in relation to soil and climatic variations and on the possibility of combining the characteristics of Sangiovese with other international vines. In 2010, however, we found an increased complexity and structure in the grapes from the first replantings of native vines, which convinced us to re-propose the Riserva di Vino Nobile only from native grapes, just like in the 70s and 80s.

The Vino Nobile di Montepulciano Santa Pia La Braccesca of the Marchesi Antinori was born in the homonymous estate, located on the Sienese hills. It is produced exclusively with Prugnolo Gentile grapes, harvested only by hand during the month of September. Fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature of 28 ° C for 20 days. Subsequently the wine is aged in barrique for 15 months and for another 20 months in the bottle before being put on the market.

Great red wine. It takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

Great red wine. It takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

A great red wine, it takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena, which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.

The label of the Riserva "Sotto Casa" produced starting from the 2011 vintage is the natural evolution of our Vino Nobile Riserva black label produced with the idea of harmonizing the elegance, character and freshness of Sangiovese with the tannic texture, the structure and fullness of two international vines, Cabernet and Merlot. The main difference between the two labels lies in the fact that the "Sotto Casa" is a CRU and the grapes used in its production do not come from different parcels but from a single vineyard which gives its name to the wine.

La Braccesca extends over 508 hectares where the ancient farm of the Bracci counts once stood, hence the name of the estate and its coat of arms: an arm covered with armor holding a sword. The total area of the vineyards is 340 hectares divided into two parts: the first, of 366 hectares of which 237 are planted with vineyards, is located on the border between the municipality of Montepulciano and that of Cortona. The other plot, 142 hectares of which 103 are vineyards, extends as far as Montepulciano between three of the most renowned sub-areas for the production of great red wines: Cervognano, Santa Pia and Gracciano. The first vintage of La Braccesca Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG was 1990.

La Braccesca extends over 508 hectares where the ancient farm of the Bracci counts once stood, hence the name of the estate and its coat of arms: an arm covered with armor holding a sword. The total area of the vineyards is 340 hectares divided into two parts: the first, of 366 hectares of which 237 are planted with vineyards, is located on the border between the municipality of Montepulciano and that of Cortona. The other plot, 142 hectares of which 103 are vineyards, extends as far as Montepulciano between three of the most renowned sub-areas for the production of great red wines: Cervognano, Santa Pia and Gracciano. The first vintage of La Braccesca Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG was 1990.

La Braccesca extends over 508 hectares where the ancient farm of the Bracci counts once stood, hence the name of the estate and its coat of arms: an arm covered with armor holding a sword. The total area of the vineyards is 340 hectares divided into two parts: the first, of 366 hectares of which 237 are planted with vineyards, is located on the border between the municipality of Montepulciano and that of Cortona. The other plot, 142 hectares of which 103 are vineyards, extends as far as Montepulciano between three of the most renowned sub-areas for the production of great red wines: Cervognano, Santa Pia and Gracciano. The first vintage of La Braccesca Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG was 1990.

The label of the Riserva "Sotto Casa" produced starting from the 2011 vintage is the natural evolution of our Vino Nobile Riserva black label produced with the idea of harmonizing the elegance, character and freshness of Sangiovese with the tannic texture, the structure and fullness of two international vines, Cabernet and Merlot. The main difference between the two labels lies in the fact that the "Sotto Casa" is a CRU and the grapes used in its production do not come from different parcels but from a single vineyard which gives its name to the wine.

This Riserva was revived from the 2010 vintage almost 20 years after its last edition in 1992. We took that break because over the past 26 years we have progressively reselected and replanted our historic vineyards; we had concentrated on clonal selections, on the different expressiveness of Sangiovese in relation to soil and climatic variations and on the possibility of combining the characteristics of Sangiovese with other international vines. In 2010, however, we found an increased complexity and structure in the grapes from the first replantings of native vines, which convinced us to re-propose the Riserva di Vino Nobile only from native grapes, just like in the 70s and 80s.

Avignonesi 's Nobile di Montepulciano is an intense and full-bodied Tuscan red wine, aged for 18 months in barrels and barrique. The nose is very intense, with notes of fresh red berry fruit, undergrowth and sweet spices. On the palate it is elegant, round, structured, with velvety tannins and a persistent finish

Born from the union of the historic Sangiovese variety with a small amount of Merlot, in the best sub-areas of the appellation, for a Noble Wine with a strong, balanced and elegant character.

Beautiful box with three bottles of: 1 NOBILE MONTEPULCIANO 2017 1 SABAZIO ROSSO MONTEPULCIANO 2018 1 ACHELO 2018

CRISTALLINA, IS EXPRESSED ON INTENSE NOTES OF FLOWERS AND FRUITS, WHERE MAMMOLA VIOLET, LIQUORICE AND TOBACCO STAND OUT. ALCOHOL DOES NOT INVADE WARM WITH ELEGANCE IN A DELICATE BALANCE WITH FRUITY SENSATIONS.

The Alliance is a group of six Nobile producers - Salcheto, Poliziano, La Braccesca, Dei, Boscarelli and Avignonesi - who share the dedication to rediscover Nobile. The six oenologists coordinated their respective works and each created a 100% Sangiovese Nobile cru specifically for this project. Il Poggetto di Sopra highlights the characteristics of its environment, recalling the clayey soil on which it rests.

The Alliance is a group of six Nobile producers - Salcheto, Poliziano, La Braccesca, Dei, Boscarelli and Avignonesi - who share the dedication to rediscover Nobile. The six oenologists coordinated their respective works and each created a 100% Sangiovese Nobile cru specifically for this project. Il Poggetto di Sopra highlights the characteristics of its environment, recalling the clayey soil on which it rests.

One of the pearls of Tuscany is represented by the Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG , one of the flagship products of the historic Avignonesi winery. The label is a blend made up of different vineyards, in different areas, of 100% pure Sangiovese grapes.

The highest expression of the Sangiovese of this land, the Prugnolo Gentile