Podere Le Boncie “Le Trame” 2023 is a Sangiovese-driven Toscana IGP red from a very small, roughly 3-hectare estate in San Felice, Castelnuovo Berardenga, in the southern reaches of the Chianti Classico zone. The property was developed by Enzo Morganti, widely regarded as a significant Tuscan oenologist, and is now run by his daughter Giovanna Morganti, who has built a reputation for a focused, traditional approach grounded in local varieties.

Although it is made from vineyards inside the broader Chianti Classico area, Le Trame is bottled as Toscana IGP rather than Chianti Classico DOCG. That choice suits the estate’s intent: a clear, minimally mediated expression of Sangiovese rather than a wine shaped by appellation expectations or cellar signature.

In production terms, the defining theme is restraint. Rosenthal Wine Merchant emphasizes that Le Trame is handled with a “minimalist, non-interventionist approach,” including fermentation carried out “without excessive manipulation,” and élevage “without exposure to new [oak].” In practice, this points to a style that prioritizes fruit definition, tannin shape, and site character over toast, sweetness, or overt wood-derived structure, with neutral vessels used to keep the profile centered on the grape.

Serendipity Wines adds useful context on the wine’s identity and naming: “Le Trame” translates as “the intrigues,” a reference to “the tricky negotiations” Morganti undertook to secure her vineyard land. That backstory aligns with the estate’s small scale and personal, hands-on feel.

Professional tasting reviews and scores for the 2023 vintage were not provided here, so there are no “excellent reviews” to report or quote for this specific release. What is clear from the available commentary is the estate’s consistent stylistic intent: traditional, Sangiovese-forward Tuscany, shaped more by vineyard and vintage than by new oak or heavy-handed winemaking.