Baricci Colombaio di Montosoli Brunello di Montalcino 2021

Red
Baricci Colombaio di Montosoli Brunello di Montalcino 2021
Region
Tuscany
Appellation
Brunello di Montalcino
Blend
100% Sangiovese
Winemaker
Federico Buffi
Alcohol
14.5%

Taste profile

LightBold
SavoryFruity
SmoothTannic
SoftAcidic

Body: Full-bodied, vertical, saline intensity

Aromas & flavors: Red cherry, wild strawberry, crushed stone, dried rose, forest floor, iron

Tannins & finish: Firm gravelly tannins, long, savory finish

Pairings: Bistecca alla fiorentina, wild boar ragù, roasted lamb with rosemary, aged pecorino, truffle risotto, porcini mushrooms

Tasting notes are estimated for this appellation; no source for this exact wine.

Sources: fattoriadeibarbi.it, xtrawine.com, baricci.it, wineguide.wein.plus

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Kerin O'Keefe100 pts

The 2021 Brunello Di Montalcino Montosoli is still tightly wound, offering floral perfume, ripe red cherries, and subtle spice that builds with air. Medium-bodied, it has terrific length and focus, with well-defined tannins and brisk acidity that underline its youthful structure. This is going to benefit from bottle age, and I would give it time if opening young. Drink 2027-2050.

Robert Parker's Wine Advocate95 pts

The 2021 Brunello di Montalcino Montosoli is darkly wrapped up in its youthful state. Swirling unlocks depths of dried black cherry, dusty rose, crushed stone, violet pastille and clove. It’s round and soothing on the palate, with perfumed red berry fruit, mineral tones and textures of pure silk. This displays remarkable balance through the raspberry-tinged finish, which is long and structured but still fresh. The 2021 is fantastic and harmonious throughout.

Vinous95 pts

The 2021 Brunello Di Montalcino Montosoli is still tightly wound, offering floral perfume, ripe red cherries, and subtle spice that builds with air. Medium-bodied, it has terrific length and focus, with well-defined tannins and brisk acidity that underline its youthful structure. This is going to benefit from bottle age, and I would give it time if opening young. Drink 2027-2050.

Decanter95 pts

One of the founding members of the consorzio, Baricci is now in the capable hands of the third generation – brothers Federico and Francesco Buffi. The Brunello has been made since 1971, always and only from the family’s vineyards on the hill of Montosoli. The fresh nose builds gradually with accents of candied lilac, mint, rooibos tea and punctuating, brambly berries. Judiciously weighted with glossy fruit, this expands smoothly with plentiful tannins that are the texture of fine sand. Nutmeg and liquorice perfume the palate. The acidity is cool and refreshing, and a pleasantly bitter finish lingers with pine and walnut. Already likable but not quite ready.

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SourcePrice
First Bottle Price$99.95
First Bottle compare-at price$125
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Vintage Quality

Vintage Chart

Wine Spectator · Tuscany Brunello di Montalcino
95+90-9485-89<85
Best
20192016201520132012201020062004
Avoid
20021996
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Baricci Colombaio di Montosoli Brunello di Montalcino 2021

Jeremy Green· edited

Picky point @Jimmy, but didn't the refresh button on this tab used to match the others?

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@jimmy - it seems like Last Bottle and First Bottle share the same global comments instead of scoped to each provider/tab. I'm on the First Bottle tab but I can see comments from MisterClean tied to the Roberto Voerzio Nebbiolo Langhe 2023 which is a Last Bottle offering.

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Jimmy from Wine Buyer AppCreator of Wine Buyer App

Should be working now

Jeremy Green
AboutBevan Cellars Proprietary Blend Ontogeny Napa Valley 2023

Hey Jimmy, let me start by saying that if this is too much, please LMK and I'll back off, NO problem. This is really interesting (at least I think so). FB changed the flash-sale wine sometime in the last hour or so to the '21 Domaine de Bellene VV, but this page is still linking to the 23 Ontogeny, whose price has risen from the $100 flash-sale price to $125 (which is correctly reflected here). For whatever reason this page links to https://firstbottlewines.com/products/bevan-cellars-proprietary-blend-ontogeny-napa-valley-2023?referral_code=OTk1MjYwMzQzOTQwMQ rather than firstbottlewines.com which would show the DdB. Cheers, -j

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Jimmy from Wine Buyer AppCreator of Wine Buyer App

So right now, the First Bottle tab updates every hour - if it doesn't match what you're seeing on firstbottle.com, just hit the "Refresh latest wine" button on winebuyerapp and it should manually update. This should solve issues w/ the link too (it takes you to the specific wine page you're browsing). Let me know if that's still confusing.

Jeremy Green

Replying to Jimmy from Wine Buyer App

I'm pretty sure I knew that when I posted this. My point was that you were pointing to the specific Ontogeny page, not the FB landing page. But I looked just now and I get that you go a step further and "View the Offer >". Either I forgot and refreshed the browser page up or whatever you do to follow that link was stuck on the previous wine. Assuming it's the former, apologies for the wasted time.

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