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The Col D’Orcia estate is one of the oldest companies of Montalcino, being present in 1933 with the name “Fattoria di Sant’Angelo in Colle” at the First Exhibition of Italian wines held in Siena, with three vintages of Brunello. The origin of the estate dates back to the first half of the XVIII century when the noble family Delle Ciaia of Siena established an estate in the area of Sant’Angelo in Colle which increased year by year. In the second half of the nineteenth century the ownership was passed to the Servadio family and subsequently to the Franceschi family. In 1973 Count Alberto Marone Cinzano took over the company, with the aim to contribute to the development and success of Montalcino and its Brunello on world markets. From 1977 the company has been under the direction of Edoardo Virano and from 1992 the Col D’Orcia estate is presided over by Count Francesco Marone Cinzano. – Description from Alejandro

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Col d'Orcia Cinzano Nearco Toscana IGT (2003)

Winery:	Col D Orcia
Region:	Italy » Tuscany » Toscano
Type:	Table Wines

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Col D Orcia on Snooth

May 2013

Col d'Orcia Brunello di Montalcino 2002

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I thought about pouring this one through the aerator, but instead just let it breathe for an hour before tasting. The nose is quite complex, with a lot of different aromas going on that it almost makes you dizzy, there is a lovely smoky aroma that pervades the nose, with hints of dark fruit, leather and oak, and then there is a sudden twang of ... Read More

Wine review by jtryka
January 2013

Col d'Orcia Brunello di Montalcino 1999

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Wine review by Barberolo
September 2012

Col d'Orcia Rosso di Montalcino 2009

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No written review

Wine review by luca chevalier
March 2012

When word of the Italian Wine Masters tasting hit my inbox, I was quick to hit the reply button.In the years I’ve been writing and attending tastings, I don’t recall ever attending a more comprehensive tasting of Sangiovese-based wines from Tuscany than the IWM. Everything from Chianti Classico, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano and Brunello di Monta... Read More

From the article 2007 Brunello
March 2012

Col d'Orcia Brunello 2004

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No written review

Wine review by jamlani
March 2011

Col d'Orcia Olmaia 2001

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Enjoyed this 26 March, 2011 (with excellent Mexican horse fillet). Have had this in my cellar since 2006, so some 5 years. Very dark and still intense. Nice structure with liquorice, dark berries and oak nicely integrated. Full body despite its age, very intense, however with a soft palate and smooth tannins. Has improved a lot with cellaring. S... Read More

Wine review by Ruski
February 2011

Col d'Orcia Brunello di Montalcino Riserva 1980

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The nose showed faded strawberry, herbal tea leaves and minerals. The palate came across as savory and juicy with cherry, plum and mineral salinity. This wine may be on its down slope but it was highly enjoyable and will probably continue to drink well for many years to come. Read More

Wine review by Eric Guido
January 2011

A friend and I had a regions-of-the-world tasting, and we had a Brunello that we loved (Nardi 2003). I paid about $37 for it, but it was on sale and is more like $60-$80. My friend has been learning more about wine recently, and was really ecstatic about this bottle. I told her that she has expensive taste and she's going to have to spend abo... Read More

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November 2010

Banditella Rosso di Montalcino Doc. Col d'Orcia 2006

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The 2006 Banditella Rosso di Montalcino is like a 19 year old farm girl...maturing but not quite at her peak, supple and easy, lacking real complexity but spicy and satisfying nonetheless. One can't help but stare at her beauty, admire her strong alluring legs, and breathe in her aura. I'll be back for more. Read More

Wine review by zeptogator
July 2010

Col d'Orcia Brunello di Montalcino 2002

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Tasted this wine 4 times till now. Never really impressed. Complex on the nose with incense and vanilla as the primary aromas together with some berries. Tannins well integrated with a long finish however the palate was a bit disappointing. Not what you would expect from a brunello (Seemed very thin and vegetal) I'm not sure I would agree with t... Read More

Wine review by Girgentina
May 18, 2010

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