“Pelago” Rosso Marche IGT 2019 · 6 bottles in OWC

Umani Ronchi | Marche
Azienda Vinicola Umani Ronchi S.p.A. | Via Adriatica 12 | IT 60027 Osimo

11023119 · 4,5 l · 39,56 €/l · Price (DE) incl. VAT, excl. Shipping2 units available

The rich garnet-red Pelago in Riserva quality made from Cabernet Sauvignon, Montepulciano and small amounts of Merlot has a captivating aroma of raspberries, strawberry jam, cloves, tobacco and mocha. On the palate, it reveals a noble spiciness and a hearty, juicy and very long flavour. Pelago 2019 should turn out to be a real charmer after some ageing. SUPERIORE.DE

"Light ruby red colour with a garnet-red shimmer. Rum pot, rich black cherry and ripe plums on the nose, then slightly spicy. Sweet, juicy and drinky on the palate, with well-integrated tannins and a long final." Falstaff

"Lush fruit that presents the blue-black fruit, Napeta spice and ink dust of a ripe Cabernet and the velvety red plum of a Montepulciano. A hint of cigar smoke pervades the long, fine-grained, slightly chunky tannins. A hint of freshly gathered wild mushrooms, a touch of pine needles, and then the finish is deep and lush and juicy red soaked with Montepulciano fruit. Modern and international, but stylish, and the Montepulciano from Le Marche shines through." Jancis Robinson

"A pleasant, fruity red wine with the character of blackcurrants and blackberries and a lovely mineral freshness. Medium-bodied with excellent balance and non-distracting tannins. It radiates clarity and drinkability. Very well made." James Suckling

"Darkly alluring, the 2019 Pelago wafts up with a beguiling blend of crushed plums, sage and tobacco, all lifted by sweet smoke. This is pure elegance, silky and enveloping with cooling acidity to balance. A wave of polished red and blue fruits easily flows across the palate. Tart blackberries and hints of citrus resonate as the 2019 finishes long and potent, with staining of minerality that leaves a crunchy sensation as a coating of fine-grained tannins tugs at the cheeks. This wine is still very young, but full of potential." Vinous