Le Pergole Torte 2007

Le Pergole Torte 2007

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  • Vinous rating 96
Le Pergole Torte 2007
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75 cl

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£390.00
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Montevertine is a renowned wine producer based in Tuscany. Its story dates back to 1967, when Sergio Manetti acquired a charming vacation home in Chianti. With a passion for winemaking, he planted two hectares of vines, envisioning the creation of wine to share with friends and family. One of Montevertine`s most celebrated wines is `Le Pergole Torte,` a remarkable offering sourced from the original two-hectare vineyard established by Manetti. The wine is crafted from 100% Sangiovese grapes, showcasing the true essence of the terroir. Following meticulous aging, it spends 12 months maturing in Slavonian oak and an additional 12 months in French barriques sourced from Allier, imparting a subtle influence of oak.
96 Vinous
The 2007 Le Pergole Torte is rich, layered and sensual, all typical of this warm vintage. Bold red-fleshed fruits, spices, mint and rose petals are laced together in an expressive, resonant Pergole Torte built on pure texture. The 2007 is one of the raciest, sexiest Pergole Torte's in the estate's history. It can be enjoyed now or any time over the next 10-15 years. I don't expect to see the 2007 shut down, as it has always been open, rich and voluptuous. The 2007 has always been gorgeous, as it is once again today. Martino Manetti adds that while 2007 was a warm year, conditions never reached the extremes seen in 2003, nor were there any real spikes to speak of. Rather, temperatures were higher than normal over an extended period of time, but then settled back closer to normal in the weeks leading up to harvest.Antonio Galloni1st January 2016

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