Poggio Al Tesoro Mediterra Toscana IGT 2007

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Winery: Poggio al Tesoro
Region: Italy » Tuscany » Toscano
Varietal: Sangiovese

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Vin très équilibré, du corps. long en bouche, tanins subtils. très agréable Read more

The Poggio al Tesoro is an incredible Tuscan estate located in Bolgheri with vineyards right next to Sassicaia, a stone's throw from Ornellaia and ... Read more

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mjacquet

11/08/2009

Vin très équilibré, du corps. long en bouche, tanins subtils. très agréable

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External Reviews for Poggio Al Tesoro Mediterra Toscana IGT

Source: WineExpress.com

10/16/2010

The Poggio al Tesoro is an incredible Tuscan estate located in Bolgheri with vineyards right next to Sassicaia, a stone's throw from Ornellaia and down the road from Ca'Marcanda- Quite a neighborhood! What's even more remarkable is that they can produce a marvelous Super Tuscan wine like this 2007 Mediterra for such an incredibly affordable price. The Wine Advocate recently scored it 91 points saying "The estate’s 2007 Mediterra is 40% Syrah, 30% Merlot and 30% Cabernet Sauvignon. This positively sparkles on the palate with the essence of crushed rocks, violets, cinnamon and jammy blueberries in a totally seductive expression of Bolgheri. In the last two vintages Mediterra has emerged as one of the finest values in Maremma, a part of Tuscany not exactly known for inexpensive wines. The Syrah in Mediterra comes from young vines that will one day be used for a separate Syrah bottling once the plants have acquired sufficient age. That will be a fascinating wine to follow. Anticipated maturity: 2010-2017." Very Limited!!

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