Casanova di Neri Brunello di Montalcino 1997 DOCG 0.75l

Casanova di Neri Brunello di Montalcino 1997 DOCG 0.75l presents itself as a window onto a memorable vintage and a land capable of combining strength and refinement. The intense ruby ​​color, with age, reveals garnet edges and a brilliance that testifies to controlled maturation; the nose reveals a complexity beloved by connoisseurs, with hints of ripe red fruit, plums, undergrowth, and delicate spicy nuances, a prelude to a flavorful texture that invites a long dialogue with the palate.

Casanova di Neri's identity stems from the commitment of a winery that interprets Brunello di Montalcino as a geographical map to be explored over time. The winery values ​​its deep connection to the territory, the transparency of its agricultural practices, and constant oversight of its processes: manual harvesting, controlled fermentations, and aging in oak barrels allow the wine's soul to evolve without forcing, maintaining a stylistic coherence in the balance between power and finesse. The reference to the geographical area of ​​Montalcino, with the Brunello di Montalcino DOCG designation, emphasizes the influence of the soil, climate, and altitude that influence the balance between structure and aromas.

The production philosophy emphasizes a careful interpretation of the terroir: graduality, patience, and an approach that avoids commercial extravagance in favor of controlled longevity. Aging is long and measured, fostering stable aromatic depth and a smooth tannic texture, capable of accompanying the wine's evolution over time without losing its identity. The result is a Brunello that reveals itself over time, offering signs of delicate development and a consistency that stands up to aging.

Compared to other producers, the Casanova di Neri Brunello di Montalcino 1997 stands out for its restrained yet commanding elegance: the minerality of the marl soil interacts with notes of cherry, sweet pepper, and earthy nuances, while the persistent flavor is supported by an agile and vibrant structure. This uniqueness translates into an ability to pair with complex and structured dishes, such as roast game, rich mushrooms, and aged cheeses, while also offering an introspective interpretation of the vintage.

The wine is among the company's cornerstones: a reference choice for those wishing to explore the longevity and identity of Brunello, capable of recounting not only the vintage but also the idea of ​​a house that recounts stories of vineyards, hands, and patience. Casanova di Neri Brunello di Montalcino 1997 thus offers a rich, balanced, and authentically Tuscan tasting experience, in keeping with STELT's principles.