Vol. 28

La Fornacina Riserva Brunello di Montalcino 2004

La Fornacina Riserva Brunello di Montalcino 2004

Where strength meets elegance

Strength with a whisper of gentleness.

Country
Italy
Region
Tuscany
Grapes
Sangiovese
Vintage
2004
Producer
La Fornacina
Appearance scene
At Monopole, Fujieda served a wine that is rich and powerful yet somehow feminine and gentle.
AcidityTanninBodyFruitFinishComplexity73/ 100

総合 73 / 100

Tasting notes

La Fornacina Riserva Brunello di Montalcino 2004 is a true expression of Tuscan pride and tradition. Made entirely from Sangiovese grapes, this wine benefits from the unique climate of Montalcino, allowing it to mature into a complex and layered experience. As a 'Riserva,' it undergoes longer aging, resulting in a wine that offers depth and sophistication.

In Volume 28, Fujieda presents this wine at Monopole, and it's immediately captivating with its deep hue. Yet, when you taste it, you discover a feminine and gentle side beneath its apparent strength. It's a wine that balances power with a soft, inviting charm.

The wine pours a deep garnet color, with pronounced viscosity that clings to the glass. On the nose, the aromas of ripe black cherry and dried plum unfold, complemented by hints of dried herbs and tea. This complexity is the heart of the wine. On the palate, it delivers a rich fruitiness with silky tannins that glide smoothly. The acidity is robust yet smooth, providing a backbone to the overall experience.

The finish is long, with lingering notes of dried fruit and herbs. This wine is perfect for enjoying its elegant and profound flavor. It's best decanted and paired with hearty meat dishes to truly showcase its potential.