“D’Alceo” Rosso Toscana IGT 2020 · MAGNUM in OWC

Castello dei Rampolla | Tuscany
Castello dei Rampolla | Via Case Sparse 22 | IT 50022 Greve In Chianti

09692420 · 1,5 l · 176,67 €/l · Price (DE) incl. VAT, excl. Shipping3 units available
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Complex and exotic bouquet of spices, black olive, rosemary, plum and cherry. Firm, compact and initially introverted on the palate, followed by mint, spices, dark red fruit, cassis and graphite. The flavours come to light rather in slices, with this outstanding red it is worth waiting like nowhere else to fully discover the depth and complexity of this Tuscan jewel. SUPERIORE.DE

"Dark, rich ruby red with violet reflections. Ripe forest fruits on the nose, some cassis, light undergrowth aromas, some mint and graphite, very complex. Elegant and straightforward on the palate, with plenty of tension and a long-lasting final as well as fine-meshed tannins, lots of potential." Falstaff

"On the nose, this wine is very perfumed with blackcurrants, violets, lilacs and mandarins. Medium to full-bodied with very well integrated and slightly chewy tannins that give the wine focus and tension. A round and fine velvet texture gives this wine wonderful grace and refinement. Unfiltered. Best after 2028." James Suckling

"The 2020 d'Alceo, a blend of 85% Cabernet Sauvignon and 15% Petit Verdot, is one of my favourite wines from this corner of Tuscany, and this latest vintage is exactly what I expected. The d'Alceo is certainly a highlight of Tuscany, and in this hot growing season the wine is particularly characterised by its rich and velvety texture. It feels creamy on the finish and offers a whole range of concentrated dark fruits with balanced spice along the way." Wine Advocate

"The 2020 D'Alceo is a wine of stature and greatness. Deep and layered in the glass, the 2020 offers plenty of dark fruit, macerated black cherry, liquorice, spice, lavender and mocha. The D'Alceo is a rich wine, but it is not overdone. It comes from high-density terraced vineyards with a south or south-east exposure, first planted in 1991 and naturally low yielding, giving the wine a rich texture. harvestwill find a D'Alceo with a lot of finesse." Vinous