Nicolas Belfrage: Color code 6; medium-deep golden. While admitting this has to follow a very hard act, it seems to lack the balance and sexiness of the best Vin Santi. There is a bitterness and austerity on the finish that make it unlovable if respectable. 14
Michael Edwards: Burnished gold. Vin de paille conserved fruitiness of apricots and white peaches. A little short on finish. 15
Jancis Robinson: Orangey tawny. Very transparent but without much shading. A hint of mousiness, though good refreshment value and a bit of rancio. Light and easy and just off-dry. I suspect this had a bit more excitement hitherto and that the fruit has faded a little. A bit sour and acetic. Drink 2004–12. 16
Franco Ziliani: Golden-amber color; very fresh and brilliant. The nose is very dry and salty, with good acidity and clear definition. Just a little dry, without development or complexity on the palate. A good example of controlled oxidation and good freshness, but a little too simple. 15
Details
Wine expert | Nicolas Belfrage Michael Edwards Jancis Robinson Franco Ziliani |
Tastings year | 2010 |
Region | Tuscany |
% Alcohol By Volume | 18 |
Colour (cc1 = light red, cc5= opaque) | cc6 |
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