Vino Nobile – 2011 and 2010 Riserva
Friday 4 April 2014

Each February during the annual en primeur tastings organised throughout Tuscany, the organisers in Montalcino and Chianti Classico always prepare something to throw at us journalists, be it some newsworthy aspect or a launch of sorts, even if sometimes it gets less favourably covered than hoped for (see my comments on the new Gran Selezione, for example). In comparison, the annual silence in Montepulciano is deafening. It never has anything to say, unless it is about the restoration of the historic fortress. That is a very noble goal, of course, but what the region lacks is a real sense...
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