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2019 Fattoria Aldobrandesca Vie Cave Malbec

Name: 2019 Fattoria Aldobrandesca Vie Cave Malbec
Brand: Marchesi Antinori
SKU: K03319RA
Price: 29.0 GBP
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£29.00

The Fattoria Aldobrandesca estate is located in the southern part of Tuscan Maremma, in the middle of what is historically known as “the Etruscan Tuff zone”.

The estate’s 100 hectares (247 acres) of vineyards are on the slopes of a spur of rock where the hilltop town of Sovana is located, surrounded by a beautiful natural landscape of remarkable archaeological importance.

Vie Cave was created after very careful geological and oenological research intended to release the potential of this new variety in the Italian viticultural scene. Malbéc, a French grape, thrives in Maremma’s volcanic soils, prospering in its new terroir.

Tasting Note: An intense ruby red colour. Its nose offers notes of dark ripe fruit and spicy hints of vanilla. The palate is surprisingly balanced: silky tannins are accompanied by fruity notes giving the wine extraordinary persistence. Its finish is accented with aromas perceived on the nose with accompanied by pleasant sensations of dark chocolate.

Origin: Tuscany, Italy

Blend: Malbec

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Size: 75cl

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Marchesi Antinori

Antinori has become Tuscany’s - arguably Italy’s - pre-eminent wine producer, establishing an important presence in Piedmont, Umbria, Puglia and Lombardy.

The Antinori family has been producing wine in Tuscany for six centuries and exporting it for four – that’s 26 generations of uninterrupted family ownership, making them the 10th oldest company in the world still in the hands of the same family. They moved to Florence in the early 13th century, and remain central figures in the fabric of the city.

Marchese Piero Antinori sums up the company’s outlook thus: “Ancient roots play an important role in our philosophy, but they have never held back our spirit of innovation.”