Brunello di Montalcino Tenuta Nuova 2001, Casanova di Neri
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Brunello Tenuta Nuova 2001 is considered the best Tenuta Nuova ever. This 97-point wine shows a mind-blowing intensity of blackberry, chocolate, and lightly toasted oak. But it’s the texture that really impresses, caressing the palate with ripe, flavorful fruit and velvety tannins. Suggested food pairings are beef and venison. Wine of the Year 2006. 94 point rating.
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Brunello Tenuta Nuova 2001 is considered the best Tenuta Nuova ever. This 97-point wine shows a mind-blowing intensity of blackberry, chocolate, and lightly toasted oak. But it’s the texture that really impresses, caressing the palate with ripe, flavorful fruit and velvety tannins. Suggested food pairings are beef and venison. Wine of the Year 2006. 94 point rating.
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