Wine from Castello Di Fonterutoli
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Mazzei Castello Di Fonterutoli Siepi 2020
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Siepi 2020 is a Tuscan red wine with a very specific origin: the Siepi vineyard near Castellina in Chianti. Castello di Fonterutoli, owned by the Mazzei family, produces this Toscana IGT from an equal blend of Sangiovese and Merlot. That combination defines the wine: Merlot brings plum-like roundness and juicy depth, while Sangiovese adds freshness, length and firm Tuscan structure.
The vineyard sits at around 260 metres above sea level, with south to south-west exposure and alberese, a limestone-rich soil associated with this part of Chianti. For the 2020 vintage, the vines were 22 to 35 years old and the grapes were harvested by hand. The wine spent 18 months in French oak, followed by 4 months in concrete tanks, giving it spice, polish and structure without reducing it (…)Mazzei Castello Di Fonterutoli Siepi 2020 Magnum (1,5l)
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Mazzei Castello Di Fonterutoli Siepi 2020 Magnum (1,5l)
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Mazzei Castello Di Fonterutoli Siepi 2020 in magnum is a red wine from Tuscany, produced under the Castello di Fonterutoli name. With the Siepi label, the 2020 vintage and the 1.5 litre bottle size, it has the feel of a wine chosen with a particular moment in mind rather than simply opened without thought.
At Drankenshop Broekmans, a magnum like this stands out because it brings more than volume to the table. It suits shared meals, thoughtful gifting and occasions where the bottle itself becomes part of the setting.
This Italian red from Tuscany has an alcoholic strength of 14.5%. The product is marked as last bottles, making it especially relevant for anyone specifically looking for Siepi 2020 in magnum format.
No specific aroma, palate or (…)Mazzei Siepi 2020 Dubbele Magnum (3l)
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Mazzei Siepi 2020 Dubbele Magnum (3l)
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Mazzei Siepi 2020 in double magnum is a Tuscan red from Castello di Fonterutoli, the Mazzei family estate in Castellina in Chianti. Although it comes from Chianti Classico country, Siepi is released as Toscana IGT because it follows its own identity, rooted in the separate Siepi vineyard, a site connected with the Mazzei family since 1435.
The wine's signature is its equal blend of Sangiovese and Merlot. Merlot was planted here in the early 1980s to complement Sangiovese, and from 1992 onward Siepi became a separate wine. In the 2020 vintage, that pairing brings together Merlot's ripeness and roundness with the acidity, tension and savoury spice associated with Sangiovese.
Maturation took place for 18 months in French oak, using barriques for Merlot and (…)
