Here's Why You Should Stock Up

1. Conditions in the early spring and late summer of Tuscany's 2020 growing season significantly reduced yields, yet the prized grapes left for harvesting produced wines with complex, pure, and concentrated flavors that were already quite balanced and approachable.
2. The Corte dei Pazzi "Saccente" Brunello di Montalcino bottling showcases the vintage's versatility, allowing for current enjoyment or cellaring over 5+ years. Articulate notes of Sangiovese, including plum, cherry, violet, and terracotta, combine with hints of tobacco, clove, and ground spice from the wine's extensive barrel aging.
3. A generous discount places this typically premium-priced Italian red category in the bargain status while removing any hesitation to pull the cork and leisurely savor a glass or two!