2001 Prelato di Massanera IGT

Name: Prelato di Massanera IGT
Brand: Massanera
Rating: 87 (1 reviews)

Massanera

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87

Points

Tasting 2004

The red wine Prelato di Massanera IGT, vintage 2001 from the winery Massanera has been rated in 2004 with 87 Falstaff points. It is a wine made from the grape variety Sangiovese from the region Tuscany in Italy.

Tasting Notes

87

Tasting from 02.01.2004

Brilliant ruby; subtle spicy notes of cinnamon and sandalwood; shows fine sweet cherry at the start, then develops firm tannins, unfortunately a little draining on the finish, can still be integrated.

More about the tasting

Region: Tuscany, Italy

Winery: Massanera

Category: Red Wine

Grape Variety: Sangiovese

Vintage: 2001

Region

Tuscany, Italy

There is hardly another cultural landscape in the world as fascinating and impressive as Tuscany. Landscape, architecture, cultural history, viticulture and...

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Prelato di Massanera IGT

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Winery Massanera

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Massanera

Via Faltignano 74/76
50026 Chiesanuova di San Casciano Val di Pesa
Italien
+39 055 8242222
[email protected] www.massanera.com

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Chianti classico, Tuscany, Italy

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2004 Chianti Classico

Massanera

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2001 Prelato di Massanera IGT

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