2007 Casanova di Neri Brunello di Montalcino Tenuta Nuova

Sangiovese Grosso - 750ML
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REVIEWS

JS 97 WE 97 WA 94 WS 93
JS 97

jamessuckling.com, January 2012

This is not the perfect 100-point 2006 but damn close. Loads of black cherries and spices on the nose. Full-bodied with a beautiful core of fruit. Long and gorgeous finish. This is so long and beautiful to taste. Lasts...
WE 97

Wine Enthusiast, May 2012

Gorgeous, opulent and rich, Tenuta Nuova is an unforgettable wine. It has body, power, persistence and loads of plush personality. It is layered with chocolate, cherry, blackberry, spice, leather and savory notes. There’s...
WA 94

Robert Parker's Wine Advocate, March 2018

The 2007 Brunello di Montalcino Tenuta Nuova shows thick body mass and volume. But it also appears to be on the distant outer edge of oxidation. There is a good amount of meat on these bones with dark fruit nuances...
WS 93

Wine Spectator, July 2012

Effusive aromas of ripe cherry plum tart and cedar lead to a macerated cherry flavor with plenty of spice accents as this gains steam. Just a touch hot on the balance now with assertive tannins yet this blossoms after a...

WINE DETAILS

Color & Type Red
Varietal Sangiovese Grosso
Country Italy
Region Tuscany
Sub-region Brunello di Montalcino
Vintage 2007
Size 750ML

In 1971, Giovanni Neri founded Casanova di Neri in the eastern part of Montalcino. Over time, vineyards were added in other areas. The first was the Cerretalto vineyard which has a unique terroir in a natural amphitheatre over the Asso river. The winery used its old vines, with small bunches of well-spaced grapes, to create a selection for propagation in their other vineyards.

The first Brunello harvest in the original vineyard was in 1978. Harvests in other vineyards started with Cerretalto in 1981, then Tenuta Nuova in 1993, Pietradonice in 2000 and Ibbianco in 2011. Currently the estate covers a surface of around 500 hectares of which 63 are vineyards, 20 olive groves and the rest arable land and forest.