Castello Tricerchi Brunello di Montalcino A.D. 1441 is an exquisite, full-bodied Italian wine from Tuscany. An alluring balance of bold intensity and refined elegance, it displays a deep-ruby colour. Notes of red fruit, floral undertones, and earthy spices are perfectly intertwined with subtle oak nuances, offering a sophisticated character. Its palatial history, dating back to 1441, enriches each bottle. Palate reveals structured tannins and a good acidity, leading to a satisfyingly long finish. Savour this Brunello di Montalcino either for a special occasion or paired with richly flavoured cuisine. A captivating wine that doesn't merely tell a story; it sings an aria.

Tasting Notes

Colour: clear, intense ruby with flashes of garnet. Aroma: complex, elegant, intense. Notes of red fruits, chocolate and leather. Taste: structured, sophisticated, young with silky tannins. Very determined, with marked acidity.

About the Winery

Nestling within the rolling hills of Tuscany, Castello Tricerchi winery stands proudly as a testament to centuries of Italian winemaking tradition. Built in the 13th-century, the Castello’s stone facade, impressive drawbridge and formidable battlements transport visitors back to the medieval era, offering a unique blend of history and enology.

The estate is managed by the charismatic Tricerchi family, who have been cultivating vines on these sun-soaked slopes for twelve generations. The family's passion, expertise and deep connection to the land are intrinsic to the winery’s character and products. Each cycle, from the budding of the grapes to the final presses, reflect the family's enduring respect for nature and commitment to sustainability.

Years of selecting, cultivating, and vinifying indigenous grapes, such as the eminent Sangiovese, have consolidated the winery's reputation for producing high-quality, sophisticated wines. A sip of the Castello Tricerchi's signature Brunello di Montalcino wine reveals a kaleidoscope of flavours, with notes of dark cherries, earthy truffles, and seductive spices mingling in an intoxicating dance!

A visit to the winery isn't complete without touring the Castello's mysterious, medieval cellars, where rows of large, French oak barrels nurture the wines as they age gracefully. The cellars are a dimly lit, calm and cool cathedral to the art of winemaking from where, as if by magic, the winery's ethereal creations emerge to delight connoisseurs and casual quaffers alike.

Unquestionably, staying in the Castello offers visitors a unique opportunity to step back in time whilst immersing themselves in a world of robust Tuscan flavours and cordial hospitality Truly a Tuscan treasure, Castello Tricerchi winery continues to perpetuate the art of crafting exceptional wines, and invites everyone to partake in its time-honoured traditions. Don't forgettor, imbibe and toast to the Italian art of living well.

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