Tasting Notes and Scores
Dark red cherries, plums, spices, mint, licorice and hard candy jump from the glass in the estate's 2010 Brunello di Montalcino. Ripe, juicy and deeply expressive, the 2010 boasts stunning mid-palate density. Even with all of its immediacy and voluptuousness, the 2010 has enough structure to drink well for another 20+ years. The Canalicchio Brunellos always offer power, but the 2010 overlays tons of finesse to round things out.
Antonio Galloni
A ripe, rich, intense wine with blackberry, plum and mineral character that goes to mushroom and peppermint. Full body, fine tannins and a juicy finish. So long and beautiful. Absolutely delicious now, but will be even better in three or four years.
James Suckling
The 2010 Brunello di Montalcino will blow you away. This is a delightful expression that boasts its extreme quality from the minute the wine is poured from the bottle. As you should expect, it just gets better and better with each additional minute in the glass. It opens to a vibrant dark ruby color and blackish-garnet hues. The bouquet is ever changing and shows a long succession of aromatic characteristics that rage from dark fruit, plum, spice, leather, licorice, red rose, balsam and grilled herb. It's textbook Brunello from a great vintage and this side of the appellation (on the northeastern side) performs fantastically in 2010. This beauty should hold fifteen years or more.
Monica Larner
Wine Advocate
2015-02-28
Deep ruby with narrow orange rim. Quite herbal and savoury more than fruity at first, and really closed. Tightly packed fruit palate and richly tannic. A little austere at the moment, yet elegant and with real ageing potential. (WS)
Walter Speller
Jancis Robinson
2015-01-17
Thick red colour with marked development at the rim. A rather unknit nose leads to a better founded palate, with the tannins accurately matched to dense red fruit. Within the bigger style, this should prove a polished example with some time in bottle. (AH)
Alex Hunt MW
Jancis Robinson
2015-06-14
Francesco Ripaccioli says it shows the elegance of 2004 and the structure of his 2006. Farmyardy and fungal on the nose, then soft chocolate and blackcurrant fruit with refreshing acid and firm, high thread count tannins. Deserves longer in bottle. (RH)
Richard Hemming MW
Jancis Robinson
2015-03-12
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