Uccelliera Rosso di Montalcino 2019

''The 2019 Rosso di Montalcino is drop-dead gorgeous, slowly unfolding in the glass; at first smoky and herbal, yet gaining depths of dark red fruits and sweet spice over time. It’s silky-smooth in texture, contrasted by savory wild berry, plum and zesty acids, with purple tinged inner florals amassing toward the close. Licorice and hints of black currant linger, along with a coating of round tannins, making for a lightly structured yet still highly enjoyable finale.'' 92 Points, Vinous Media

''The palate is pure and approachable, with ripe black raspberry, dried strawberry, and sweet herbs. The 2019 is sunny and fresh, with a softer, more rounded feel than the 2018 and great for early drinking.'' 91 Points, Jeb Dunnuck

''Lively aromas of redcurrant, red licorice, and mint, plus complicating nuances of violet. Juicy, spicy flavors of red berries and cherries are very deep and pure. With harmonious acidity nicely extending the flavours on the long juicy and perfumed back end. A baby Brunello, this is a really outstanding Rosso di Montalcino.'' 93 Points, Ian D'Agata (Previous Vintage Review)

''The Uccelliera Rosso di Montalcino is a simply fantastic. Displaying wonderful class and refinement, this opens to inviting aromas of sweet red berries, dried cherries, leather, dried herbs and spices all developing in the glass.This medium-bodied red is beautifully structured around silky tannins and possesses lovely inner-depth along with a round inviting texture through the finish. This is already showing remarkably well and could offer a decade long drinking window. An absolutely fabulous Rosso in this vintage.'' 92 Points, International Wine Report (Previous Vintage Review)

''A pretty Rosso di Montalcino that shows dark cherries, spices and dried herbs. Medium body, fine tannins and a bright finish.'' 91 Points, James Suckling (Previous Vintage Review)

''Precise and fresh, driven by sweet red fruits with a mineral edge. Pretty wine, with a long and savoury finish.'' Decanter Magazine (Previous Vintage Review)