Solaia Marchesi Antinori 1999

Solaia Marchesi Antinori 1999

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  • Vinous rating 96
  • Robert Parker rating 94
Solaia Marchesi Antinori 1999
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75 cl

13.5%
£370.00
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Medium ruby garnet in colour, with intense aromas of red and dark berries, spices, fresh herbs, such as basil, with a hint of eucalyptus. Full-bodied and dry, with extremely well-polished tannins and a long finish. After two decades of maturing, this is a wine that has come into its own.
96 Vinous
Our third flight kicks off with the 1999 Solaia. Still a powerhouse, the 1999 (magnum) packs a serious punch. Dark macerated cherry, espresso, chocolate, licorice and blackberry jam infuse the 1999 with so much character. The 1999 is very much a product of its era, a time when heavy extraction and a search for concentration ruled the day. Even so, it has aged impeccably. Antonio Galloni1st September 2020

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