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Franchetti Passopisciaro 2016
En stock
CHF 98.00
Excl. TVA
Format: 75 cl
Description
Franchetti du domaine sicilien Passopisciaro voit le jour sur une petite parcelle située sur les flancs de l'Etna, à 1'000 mètres d'altitude. Le petit verdot est ici à l'honneur; vendangé début novembre, il offre un jus complexe et d'une rare élégance, élevé 6 mois en barriques neuves puis 14 mois en cuves de ciment. Seulement 2'400 bouteilles de Franchetti sont produites. Passopisciaro est un projet dirigé par Andrea Franchetti, connu pour les vins extraordinaires du domaine toscan Tenuta di Trinoro.
Détails:
Producteur: | Passopisciaro |
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Région: | Sicile |
Appellation: | Terre Siciliane |
Millésime: | 2016 |
Volume (en cl): | 75 |
Couleur: | Rouge |
Notes de dégustation
Wineadvocate
A 60-40 blend of Petit Verdot and Cesanese d'Affile, the 2016 Franchetti shows a raw, determined character with dark fruit and prune aromas that emerge roaring from the bouquet. This is a loud, large-scale wine that wraps heavily over the palate with enduring waves of condensed black fruit, smoke, tar and cigar box. The wine is boldly extracted, almost to a fault, but it's also delightfully opulent and enriched. Saying this wine has bold character would be a gross understatement. It ages in new French barrique for eight months followed by a ten-months' resting period in cement vats. Only 3,900 bottles were made. - ML 12/2018Vinous
Fully saturated, impenetrable inky-ruby color. Smells very concentrated but offers pristine herbal and mineral nuances to the ripe red and black fruit aromas and flavors. Much more refined in the mouth than the powerful nose indicates, with lively acidity nicely extending flavors similar to the aromas on the long rich and very dense finish. A marvelous wine that is both rich and concentrated and yet light on its feet. Finishes with an enticing, spicy juicy note. This blend of 60% Petit Verdot and 40% Cesanese d’Affile is an absolutely superb wine; well done. I’m curious to see how this develops over the next few years and if it will one day merit a perfect score or not.