Sassicaia 300cl 1999

Sassicaia 300cl 1999

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  • Vinous rating 91
  • Robert Parker rating 89
Sassicaia 300cl 1999
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300 cl

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£2,200.00
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Sassicaia 1999 is a full-bodied, mature Supertuscan wine that presents a distinctive profile characterised by aromas of blackcurrant, cedar and a hint of graphite. The palate showcases a full-bodied structure with firm, velvety tannins and balanced acidity. The finish is noteworthy for its lingering notes of dark fruit and a subtle herbal quality. Produced by Tenuta San Guido, Sassicaia was among the first Italian wines to receive the prestigious DOC status, in 1994. This vintage pairs effectively with rich dishes like braised lamb shank or earthy mushroom risotto.
91 Vinous
Saturated dark ruby. Sultry aroma of crushed blackberry complicated by a whiff of cinnamon. Layers of earthy, mouthfilling blackberry flavor are supported by gauzy tannins and a welcome core of acidity, followed by white pepper and graphite on the pliant finish. Supple and elegant.Edward Beltrami1st July 2003

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The Original Super Tuscan

Tenuta San Guido’s flagship red wine, Sassicaia wine, has become a Tuscan icon in its own right. This fine wine, made from a blend of 85% Cabernet Sauvignon and 15% Cabernet Franc, is characterized by all the hallmarks that have established it as one of Italy’s standout wines: sumptuous fruit, fine texture, beautiful perfume, and effortless balance. A prototype of Super Tuscan wines, Mario Incisa della Rocchetta decided to experiment with Bordeaux varietals, noting a similarity between the geography of Tuscany and Graves in southwest France.

Early vintages of this iconic Italian wine were only available to taste at the winery. The 1968 vintage was the first Sassicaia wine to be sold to the public, and in 1994, Sassicaia was granted its own official DOC: Bolgheri-Sassicaia DOC. Early vintages received mixed reviews, but the introduction of Tronçais oak barriques in the late 1970s saw a rise in quality that has been maintained ever since. Alongside the Grand Vin, the Tenuta San Guido estate produces a second wine, Guidalberto, and a third wine, La Difese.

Sassicaia's impact on the wine world is profound, exemplifying the fine elegance of Tuscan wine. With a dedication to quality and tradition, Tenuta San Guido continues to set the benchmark for fine wines globally.

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