Montenidoli Colorino Toscano Rosso 2023 (750ml)
Montenidoli, the “Mountain of Little Nests,” sits high above San Gimignano in the Tuscan hills. Since their first commercial vintage in 1971, the estate has been celebrated for authentic, terroir-driven wines that honor both history and land. Their 2023 Colorino is a striking example, elevating a grape traditionally used only for blending into a wine of its own. Aged as a standalone varietal, the Colorino is deep and inky, unfolding layers of blackberry, dark cherry, and bramble, accented by subtle earth and spice. Velvety and smooth, the finish is plush and lingering—perfectly balancing rich dark fruit with a gentle, savory edge. - Caitlin Peters (Pogo's Sommelier)
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$15.75Montenidoli Colorino Toscano Rosso 2023 (750ml)
Montenidoli, the “Mountain of Little Nests,” sits high above San Gimignano in the Tuscan hills. Since their first commercial vintage in 1971, the estate has been celebrated for authentic, terroir-driven wines that honor both history and land. Their 2023 Colorino is a striking example, elevating a grape traditionally used only for blending into a wine of its own. Aged as a standalone varietal, the Colorino is deep and inky, unfolding layers of blackberry, dark cherry, and bramble, accented by subtle earth and spice. Velvety and smooth, the finish is plush and lingering—perfectly balancing rich dark fruit with a gentle, savory edge. - Caitlin Peters (Pogo's Sommelier)
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Montenidoli, the “Mountain of Little Nests,” sits high above San Gimignano in the Tuscan hills. Since their first commercial vintage in 1971, the estate has been celebrated for authentic, terroir-driven wines that honor both history and land. Their 2023 Colorino is a striking example, elevating a grape traditionally used only for blending into a wine of its own. Aged as a standalone varietal, the Colorino is deep and inky, unfolding layers of blackberry, dark cherry, and bramble, accented by subtle earth and spice. Velvety and smooth, the finish is plush and lingering—perfectly balancing rich dark fruit with a gentle, savory edge. - Caitlin Peters (Pogo's Sommelier)
