Pieve Santa Restituta Brunello Rennina

Sourced from three non-adjacent vineyards surrounding the parish church in an area called Rennina in ancient times. The south-west facing soil dates to the Eocene age and mainly consists of sand, silt, and clay. The vines are 25 years old on average. The name originates etymologically from the Latin word Remnius and the Etruscan word Remne indicating the name given to the parish-owned land, as mentioned in a document dating back to 715 A.D. Tasting notes: A slightly more concentrated ruby-red color than the classic Pieve Santa Restituta Brunello. Herbaceous Mediterranean notes of rosemary, thyme, and balsamic are more evident and persistent with hints of resin and spice. The palate shows complex tannins that are still reactive but well-made with savory qualities and fresh, balanced acidity making for a fresh and drinkable wine.