One of the most refined expressions of Sangiovese, made in amphora. Its label shows a man living within the circle of the world of wine, open to any kind of combination and blend.
Production Zone: In the hills of Montalcino, at different heights and with a sun exposure until sunset. Average altitude: 400 mt a.s.l.
Soil: Pebble-rich medium-textured soil
Vinification: Grapes hand-picked. 7-day fermentation in steel tanks and 13 days skin contact.
Maturation: 12 months in 700-litre oak casks, 2,500-litre tapered oak tanks and 2,700-litre “cocciopesto” amphorae, followed by additional time in concrete vats. About 6 months in bottle.
Tasting Notes & Pairing Ideas
Intense ruby red. with a subtle toffee and spice depth to complement the red-cherry and earth flavors. Very smooth, balanced, and long.
It pairs excellently with heavy meat dishes such as steak and game paired with mushroom sauces. It also can bode well against heavy pasta dishes, stews, and powerful cheeses.
Winery Profile
The history of Giodo in Montalcino begins in 2002, when Carlo Ferrini, after years of research, finally identified his first hectare to purchase in the prestigious Brunello denomination; today, his winery, lying midway between Sant’Angelo in Colle and Sant’Antimo, relies on six hectares of vineyard.
Carlo Ferrini is one of Italy’s best-known winemakers, boasting a professional career spanning more than 30 years throughout the peninsula.
With respect to aspect, elevation, and soil types, the location is perfect for viticulture. A majestic row of cypresses beckons visitors to this near- hidden, magical spot, enjoying a breath-taking panoramic view out over the sinuous hills of Montalcino.