2004 Brunello di Montalcino
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Tasting notes
Despite the bottle age, the scented Pinot Noir-esque perfume notes are still so fresh and there in abundance matched again by earthy, ferric notes. The tannins have eased up, as you would expect, developing more mid-palate richness making the wine incredibly juicy. The tannins are still elastic and bring huge lift to the palate. It is a mesmerising wine. The 2004 vintage was a great year, albeit with moderate temperatures for Montalcino and this has matured beautifully. At almost 20 years of age, this is drinking so well now.
About the producer

Soldera is one of the most highly rated, fiercely collected wines of Italy. The winery is based in the Brunello di Montalcino, however the estate is no longer labelled as a Brunello, following a fall out with the consortium. Made from 100% Sangiovese, the wine is currently bottled as a Toscana IGT.