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Palazzi 2019 300cl

IGT | Toscana | Italia
CHF 864.80

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2019 2020
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97 Vinous
The 2019 Palazzi is a classic Trinoro wine, with maybe a bit less bombastic intensity than some of the earlier wines, but all of the seamless elegance that has long made these reds so compelling. All the elements are wonderfully put together in the 2019, a wine thet impresses with its mix of elegance, flamboyant intensity and sheer allure.I loved it.
97 Vinous
The 2019 Palazzi is a classic Trinoro wine, with maybe a bit less bombastic intensity than some of the earlier wines, but all of the seamless elegance that has long made these reds so compelling. All the elements are wonderfully put together in the 2019, a wine thet impresses with its mix of elegance, flamboyant intensity and sheer allure.I loved it.
96 Robert Parker
Because of frost and a cold spring, some of the vineyard parcels at this estate saw late harvest dates. But the Merlot was the first to come off the vines by the 14th of September. The Tenuta di Trinoro 2019 Palazzi is a pure expression of Merlot with incoming fruit from the Palazzi vineyard that is characterized by dense clay soils. The wine's intensity is what stands out most, and that power is fueled by lovely nuances of black fruit, spice, sweet tobacco and baker's chocolate. The alcohol content weighs in at 15.5%. Palazzi excels in terms of mouthfeel. The smooth richness and deep softness achieved here is only possible with this grape. Furthermore, it seems only possible in this spectacular, sun-drenched corner of undiscovered Tuscany known as Sarteano.<br/>"Tenuta di Trinoro is a vast mosaic of soil types," says proprietor Andrea Franchetti, who lives in a rustic farmhouse overlooking the vines. The high-density vines are over 20 years old and their root systems are fully developed. The estate counts 23 hectares of vines between 400 and 620 meters in altitude. Cabernet Franc and Merlot are the heart of the estate, and there are smaller plots of Cabernet Sauvignon and Petit Verdot as well. High-density planting, fruit selection in the vineyard, low yields, full phenolic ripeness and concentration give these wines a unique and unmistakable personality, Franchetti explains: "The wines are extreme in their perfumes, color and taste. They can be enjoyed in the near term but are also built for long aging."<br/>
96 Robert Parker
Because of frost and a cold spring, some of the vineyard parcels at this estate saw late harvest dates. But the Merlot was the first to come off the vines by the 14th of September. The Tenuta di Trinoro 2019 Palazzi is a pure expression of Merlot with incoming fruit from the Palazzi vineyard that is characterized by dense clay soils. The wine's intensity is what stands out most, and that power is fueled by lovely nuances of black fruit, spice, sweet tobacco and baker's chocolate. The alcohol content weighs in at 15.5%. Palazzi excels in terms of mouthfeel. The smooth richness and deep softness achieved here is only possible with this grape. Furthermore, it seems only possible in this spectacular, sun-drenched corner of undiscovered Tuscany known as Sarteano.<br/>"Tenuta di Trinoro is a vast mosaic of soil types," says proprietor Andrea Franchetti, who lives in a rustic farmhouse overlooking the vines. The high-density vines are over 20 years old and their root systems are fully developed. The estate counts 23 hectares of vines between 400 and 620 meters in altitude. Cabernet Franc and Merlot are the heart of the estate, and there are smaller plots of Cabernet Sauvignon and Petit Verdot as well. High-density planting, fruit selection in the vineyard, low yields, full phenolic ripeness and concentration give these wines a unique and unmistakable personality, Franchetti explains: "The wines are extreme in their perfumes, color and taste. They can be enjoyed in the near term but are also built for long aging."<br/>
Produttore
Tenuta di Trinoro
La Tenuta di Trinoro si trova nell'angolo più remoto della regione, dove la Toscana incontra l'Umbria e il Lazio. Andrea Franchetti fondò la proprietà nel territorio vinicolo vergine di Sarteano nel 1992. Oggi Franchetti rimane uno dei viticoltori più estremi d’Italia, continuando a dare impulso ai modelli francesi tradizionali di viticoltura. Ha piantato le varietà bordolesi ad altitudini fino a 500-700 metri, ad alte densità, e poi vendemmia il più tardi possibile, addirittura nel mese di novembre. Continua a vinificare ogni piccola parcella singolarmente, in modo da poter monitorare minuziosamente lo sviluppo di ciascuna, scegliendo solo il meglio per la cuvée Tenuta di Trinoro. Chiaramente, il terroir è particolare, non solo per la sontuosità, ma anche per l'originalità che conferisce ai vini. Anche le basse rese aumentano le note strutturate di frutti neri e di erbe selvatiche. Ammiriamo il Tenuta di Trinoro di Franchetti - a base di Cabernet Franc con piccole quantità di Cabernet Sauvignon e Petit Verdot - ma la sua seconda etichetta, Le Cupole, offre un rapporto qualità-prezzo troppo bello per essere vero.