BIONDI-SANTI ROSSO DI MONTALCINO 2020
BIONDI-SANTI ROSSO DI MONTALCINO 2020
BIONDI SANTI ROSSO DI MONTALCINO 2020
96 Wine Enthusiast
The nose is floral and sweet, but refreshing thanks to clean, balancing aromas of mint and dirt. The palate takes that freshness a step further, to a light, bouncy, almost astringent level. Precocious tannins are young yet dense and supportive, while jubilant acid sings.
94 Wine Review Online
The label says Rosso, but the wine says Brunello. That’s Biondi-Santi for you. Firm, sleek and minerally, this mid-weight Rosso has more elegance and stature than many producers’ bottlings of Brunello. Fine tannins surround tightly coiled power and exquisite austerity. Its profile will not be for everyone — those looking for opulence should look elsewhere. But those who embrace firm, elegant wines with grace and substance will love its beauty. (Michael Apstein)
94 Falstaff Magazine
Clear, bright ruby red with a slightly pale rim. Fine wild red berries, fresh cherries, floral nuances, a touch of tangerine zest. Medium complexity, red currants, fine, ripe tannins, saline minerality on the finish, shows good balance and length.
93 Jeb Dunnuck - jebdunnuck.com
Released in June 2023, the medium red 2020 Rosso Di Montalcino is open aromatically already at this stage, revealing notes of ripe red cherries along with a very pretty floral perfume of fresh flowers and wild fresh herbs. Medium-bodied and rounded, with a very elegant feel, sweet, fine tannins, and a pleasing fresh ripeness, it’s a lovely wine with a lot of charm now. It has very clean fruit aromas and profile, with an open feel and a lovely sanguine mineral tone of the finish. This is going to be a Rosso with a wide window of drinking over the coming 8-10 years.
93 Eric Guido - Vinous Media
The 2020 Rosso di Montalcino is simply stunning, lifting from the glass with vivid raspberry and cherry notes complemented by sweet rose, clove and cedar. This model of purity is silky and refined, with a dusty feel to its ripe red berry fruits. Orange notes adds contrast toward the close. It finishes structured and long, still remarkably pure, with a slightly bitter tinge that slowly fades. This fabulous Rosso from Biondi-Santi shows the work done over the past years.