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La Torre

Montalcino · Province of Siena · Toscana

Brunello di Montalcino DOCG

La Torre commands a 36-hectare estate anchored in Sant'Angelo in Colle, at Montalcino's southern edge where Val d'Orcia unfolds. Just 5.8 hectares are dedicated to vines, yet from this focused landholding emerge four expressions: the flagship Brunello di Montalcino, its younger Rosso sibling, the Ampelio Toscana IGT blend, and occasional Riserva vintages. The producer's debut Brunello—the 1982, released in 1987—marked the start of a winemaking journey rooted in Sangiovese's austere elegance and the terroir's mineral voice.

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DOCG

Brunello di Montalcino

Grapes: Sangiovese ≥100%Styles: RedMin. alcohol: 12.5%48 months aging

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