Sangiovese di Toscana Scopetone
An opulent and soft sangiovese that is perfect with a midweek light dinner.
Producer Profile
This jewel of a Brunello di Montalcino estate was first planted in 1978 by Federigo Abbarchi and Angela Corioni on marne and iron-rich red silt soils at 450 metres above sea level on the north-western corner of Montalcino, with bottling beginning in 1982 under the eye of Giulio Gambelli. Meanwhile Loredana Tanganelli, the daughter of Montalcino’s postino (postman) and current custodian of the Scopetone estate, was either just being born or was soon to embark on a career in carpentry and apiary, before planting some vines in Montecucco, near Porrona, during the early 2000s.
Sangiovese di Toscana Scopetone
An opulent and soft sangiovese that is perfect with a midweek light dinner.
Producer Profile
This jewel of a Brunello di Montalcino estate was first planted in 1978 by Federigo Abbarchi and Angela Corioni on marne and iron-rich red silt soils at 450 metres above sea level on the north-western corner of Montalcino, with bottling beginning in 1982 under the eye of Giulio Gambelli. Meanwhile Loredana Tanganelli, the daughter of Montalcino’s postino (postman) and current custodian of the Scopetone estate, was either just being born or was soon to embark on a career in carpentry and apiary, before planting some vines in Montecucco, near Porrona, during the early 2000s.
Sangiovese di Toscana Scopetone
An opulent and soft sangiovese that is perfect with a midweek light dinner.
Producer Profile
This jewel of a Brunello di Montalcino estate was first planted in 1978 by Federigo Abbarchi and Angela Corioni on marne and iron-rich red silt soils at 450 metres above sea level on the north-western corner of Montalcino, with bottling beginning in 1982 under the eye of Giulio Gambelli. Meanwhile Loredana Tanganelli, the daughter of Montalcino’s postino (postman) and current custodian of the Scopetone estate, was either just being born or was soon to embark on a career in carpentry and apiary, before planting some vines in Montecucco, near Porrona, during the early 2000s.
