Castello di Monsanto
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Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Castello di Monsanto, Tasting notes:
Intense and lively ruby. Enveloping and alive on the nose, slightly balsamic, with notes of vanilla, cassis, tobacco, mint and black cherry. Taste composed and taut, dense tannins very well integrated. Final of excellent length.
The Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Castello di Monsanto 90% Sangiovese and 10% of Canaiolo & Colorino is the result of vinification in temperature-controlled truncated conical steel vats with a system of draining and pumping over for about 18/20 days. The wine is then refined partly in 38 HL oak casks and partly in second passage tonneaux for about 18 months. Finally, it rests in the bottle for about 6 months.
Label:
Monsanto
CHIANTI CLASSICO
DENOMINAZIONE DI ORIGINE CONTROLLATA E GARANTITA (Controlled and Guaranteed Designation of Origin)
RISERVA
The historic label of Castello di Monsanto has been telling stories of family, territory and tradition for more than half a century. An authentic and long-lived Chianti Classico Riserva with which Laura and Fabrizio Bianchi express the value of their vineyard and the hard work of the people who have always lovingly cared for it.
BOTTLED AT THE ORIGIN BY FATTORIA MONSANTO DI BIANCHI FABRIZIO S.a.r.l. BARBERINO TAVARNELLE - ITALY
PRODUCED IN ITALY
750ml
14% vol
Contains sulphites
Castello di Monsanto
There are two places at Castello di Monsanto that capture every visitor for the charm and the magic that is perceived: the Poggio’s hill and the historic cellar. Being able to transmit at least a tenth of the emotions you experience visiting the Monsanto winery is very difficult. The aromas, the echoes, the silences, the layers of noble molds make it a unique place that deserves at least one visit. The company has its origin from here. So from a climb on the Poggio and from a descent into the cellar, the idea of making a Cru in Chianti Classico was born for the first time. It was 1962 when the first 6,000 bottles of the Chianti Classico Riserva Il Poggio were produced. Of the 72 hectares planted with vineyards, between 260 and 310 meters s.l.m., 56 ha are in Sangiovese, the vine in which the company has deeply believed from the beginning. The Sangiovese clones present in the vineyards come from a mass selection of vines found in the vineyard Il Poggio, “the mother” of all the vineyards of Monsanto. In a small percentage are then present the two historical vines of the Chianti Classico vine: Canaiolo and Colorino.
Chianti Classico DOCG Castello di Monsanto, Tasting notes:
Red Ruby in the glass, Fruity and spicy scents and on the palate is elegant and balanced
Chianti Classico DOCG
Chianti Classico Castello di Monsanto is certainly among the best Chianti wines to be found. Produced from the estate's youngest vineyards, the Chianti Classico Annata combines the readiness and lightheartedness of the sip with the depth that Monsanto's soils give its wines.
Castello di Monsanto
There are two places at Castello di Monsanto that capture every visitor for the charm and the magic that is perceived: the Poggio’s hill and the historic cellar. Being able to transmit at least a tenth of the emotions you experience visiting the Monsanto winery is very difficult. The aromas, the echoes, the silences, the layers of noble molds make it a unique place that deserves at least one visit. The company has its origin from here. So from a climb on the Poggio and from a descent into the cellar, the idea of making a Cru in Chianti Classico was born for the first time. It was 1962 when the first 6,000 bottles of the Chianti Classico Riserva Il Poggio were produced. Of the 72 hectares planted with vineyards, between 260 and 310 meters s.l.m., 56 ha are in Sangiovese, the vine in which the company has deeply believed from the beginning. The Sangiovese clones present in the vineyards come from a mass selection of vines found in the vineyard Il Poggio, “the mother” of all the vineyards of Monsanto. In a small percentage are then present the two historical vines of the Chianti Classico vine: Canaiolo and Colorino.
Chardonnay Fabrizio Bianchi IGT Castello di Monsanto, Tasting notes:
Golden color, The fruit on the nose is immediate, especially peach. The palate recognises the elegance, softness and intensity of the chardonnay.
Magnificent Chardonnay born in the heart of classic chianti that makes longevity and freshness its strength. Its great aging ability allows it to enjoy its characteristics after many years of harvest.
Label:
Castle of Monsanto
Fabrizio Bianchi
CHARDONNAY
TUSCANY
TYPICAL GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATION
BOTTLED AT THE ORIGIN FATTORIA MONSANTO DI BIANCHI FABRIZIO SARL BARBERINO TAVARNELLE-ITALY
WHITE WINE
PRODUCED IN ITALY
13.5% vol
Contains sulphites
Castello di Monsanto
There are two places at Castello di Monsanto that capture every visitor for the charm and the magic that is perceived: the Poggio’s hill and the historic cellar. Being able to transmit at least a tenth of the emotions you experience visiting the Monsanto winery is very difficult. The aromas, the echoes, the silences, the layers of noble molds make it a unique place that deserves at least one visit. The company has its origin from here. So from a climb on the Poggio and from a descent into the cellar, the idea of making a Cru in Chianti Classico was born for the first time. It was 1962 when the first 6,000 bottles of the Chianti Classico Riserva Il Poggio were produced. Of the 72 hectares planted with vineyards, between 260 and 310 meters s.l.m., 56 ha are in Sangiovese, the vine in which the company has deeply believed from the beginning. The Sangiovese clones present in the vineyards come from a mass selection of vines found in the vineyard Il Poggio, “the mother” of all the vineyards of Monsanto. In a small percentage are then present the two historical vines of the Chianti Classico vine: Canaiolo and Colorino.
Chianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione Il Poggio Castello di Monsanto, Tasting notes:
This is a wine with a lively and deep color. The olfactory impact is intense and varied, with important fruity notes.
Chianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione Il Poggio
Tannins are generally ripe and soft in the mouth but with the great acidity and minerality that distinguish Sangiovese grown on Galestro soil.
Castello di Monsanto
There are two places at Castello di Monsanto that capture every visitor for the charm and the magic that is perceived: the Poggio’s hill and the historic cellar. Being able to transmit at least a tenth of the emotions you experience visiting the Monsanto winery is very difficult. The aromas, the echoes, the silences, the layers of noble molds make it a unique place that deserves at least one visit. The company has its origin from here. So from a climb on the Poggio and from a descent into the cellar, the idea of making a Cru in Chianti Classico was born for the first time. It was 1962 when the first 6,000 bottles of the Chianti Classico Riserva Il Poggio were produced. Of the 72 hectares planted with vineyards, between 260 and 310 meters s.l.m., 56 ha are in Sangiovese, the vine in which the company has deeply believed from the beginning. The Sangiovese clones present in the vineyards come from a mass selection of vines found in the vineyard Il Poggio, “the mother” of all the vineyards of Monsanto. In a small percentage are then present the two historical vines of the Chianti Classico vine: Canaiolo and Colorino.
Chianti Classico Riserva " Vigna il Poggio", Tasting notes:
This exquisite wine boasts a lively and deep color, indicative of its rich composition. On the nose, it offers an intense and varied olfactory experience, with prominent fruity notes that captivate the senses. Each sip reveals the wine's depth and complexity, a testament to its meticulous craftsmanship.
Chianti Classico Riserva " Vigna il Poggio"
Embrace the essence of Tuscan excellence with our Chianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione Il Poggio from Castello di Monsanto. This distinguished wine presents a vibrant and profound color, a testament to the centuries-old artistry and meticulous care nurtured on our renowned Galestro soil.
The olfactory journey is both intense and multifaceted, unveiling a symphony of ripe fruits and subtle earthiness, characteristic of Sangiovese vines rooted deeply in our unique terroir. Refined tannins gracefully caress the palate, complemented by the hallmark acidity and minerality that define wines of this pedigree.
Each bottle, housed in a meticulously crafted box, reflects our commitment to preserving tradition and honoring the profound history of Tuscan winemaking. Discover a wine that embodies the culmination of generations dedicated to perfecting soil and vines, yielding exceptional quality and unparalleled sophistication.
Castello di Monsanto
There are two places at Castello di Monsanto that capture every visitor for the charm and the magic that is perceived: the Poggio’s hill and the historic cellar. Being able to transmit at least a tenth of the emotions you experience visiting the Monsanto winery is very difficult. The aromas, the echoes, the silences, the layers of noble molds make it a unique place that deserves at least one visit. The company has its origin from here. So from a climb on the Poggio and from a descent into the cellar, the idea of making a Cru in Chianti Classico was born for the first time. It was 1962 when the first 6,000 bottles of the Chianti Classico Riserva Il Poggio were produced. Of the 72 hectares planted with vineyards, between 260 and 310 meters s.l.m., 56 ha are in Sangiovese, the vine in which the company has deeply believed from the beginning. The Sangiovese clones present in the vineyards come from a mass selection of vines found in the vineyard Il Poggio, “the mother” of all the vineyards of Monsanto. In a small percentage are then present the two historical vines of the Chianti Classico vine: Canaiolo and Colorino.
