Paolo Bea, Sagrantino Montefalco Passito Brut Zero with the subtlest tinge of

with the subtlest tinge of smoke and finely chiselled

Note that if you’re going to try a bottle young to allow for at least 30 minutes of air as the mid-palate really fleshed out the longer it sat in the glass

Readers who want to understand what Brunate is all about should check out Altare's 2004

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but this is fluid and persistent

Paolo Bea, Sagrantino Montefalco Passito Brut Zero with the subtlest tinge ofRum soaked cherries, cinnamon sticks, shavings of dark chocolate and confectionary spice define the 2011 Montefalco Sagrantino Passito. Soothingly round and pleasantly sweet, it easily flows across the palate, displaying a mix of tart raspberry and licorice, all enlivened by zesty acidity. The 2011 finishes with a tart concentration while cleaning up beautifully, leaving sweet herbal tones and hints of blood orange. This finished at a respectable 95