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Avignonesi, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano 2020

Avignonesi, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano 2020

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  • Red
  • 75cl
  • ABV 14.0%

Medium-bodied with dense but soft tannins, this elegant wine displays aromas of ripe cherry, plum and pomegranate with a distinctive violet note, a touch of vanilla and Mediterranean herbs. Warm with a long, persistent finish.

  • Country: Italy
  • Region: Tuscany
  • Grape: Sangiovese
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Anthony Jamison

Average

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MR KEVIN ALLEN
Lovely but still needs time

Whilst it's drinking nicely now, even after a couple of hours letting it breathe you can tell that it's still very tight and restrained, with a tannic backbone that needs a few more years to relax and show its true self. Which I'm sure will be a very lovely self.

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Rohit Vakil

Excellent wine

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Mark Wrigley
Bellissimo

I wa delighted to spot on of my favourite Italian red wines.
I placed my order and it arrived without any hassle at all!
Great job, fabulous wine too!

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Phil Weller
2015 tried 2020

Red brick colour indicating maturity, but might develop further. Firm backbone, but no harsh tannins. Dark fruit flavours, some savoury tones, and some of the cigar box/lead pencil characteristics of a fine claret. I think it could easily pass as a very decent St Julien/Pauillac. Would probably pair well with steak. A serious wine for the 'Old World' drinkers.

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