Soldera Case Basse Brunello di Montalcino 1987

75 cl - Bouteille, Normalflasche


790,00 CHF

Kein MwSt.-Ausweis, da nach Art. 48d MWSTV margenbesteuert , versandfreie Lieferung

Brutto-Literpreis: 1053,33 CHF

Lieferzeit: 3 - 6 Werktage
innerhalb von Deutschland

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A great wine stands out for its harmony, elegance, complexity and naturalness.
It means balance and proportion, finesse, manifold sensations of aroma and flavour. It means using healthy, ripe grapes, transformed following a natural process, without the addition of chemical products, colourings, preservatives or other substances not present in grapes (oak tannins etc).
A great wine gives us satisfaction, a sense of wellbeing and makes us want to drink it again: it creates and develops sociability and friendship. It is unique, rare, typical and long-lived. We can recognise in the wine the microterritory and the vineyard it came from. The wine from the Intistieti cru, for example, is different to one from the Case Base vineyard, despite their proximity.
A great wine is irreplaceable, because it has unique characteristics, like any work of art. I didn’t sell a single bottle of the 1989 vintage, because I didn’t think it was up to my usual quality standard.
A great wine is rare, at the top of a pyramid of about 20 billion bottles produced worldwide each year. No more than 50-60,000 can make it to the top.
A great wine is long-lived: it must improve, at least in the first twenty years, and offer up different sensations over time. It is the only natural consumable product that can outlive man.
As a rule, Harmony, Elegance, Complexity, Naturalness, Typicity, Uniqueness, Rarity and Longevity are values that significantly increase the cost of a wine. After all, any product with these characteristics has extremely high costs.
Beauty and goodness require time, experience and considerable investments.
I produce on average 15,000 bottles a year. But I drastically reduce the number if the vintage is not up to scratch due to bad weather.
27 out of 30 vintages have been excellent: this is a record. The best one was the historic 1979 vintage.
In any case, wine is always subjective: the same bottle may be worth 500 euros for one person and not even 1 euro for another.
(Gianfranco Soldera)


Anbauregion: Toskana Brunello di Montalcino
Flaschengröße: 75 cl - Bouteille, Normalflasche
Jahrgang: 1987
Klassifikation: DOCG Brunello di Montalcino
Typ: Rotwein Rotwein trocken
Land: Italien
Weingut: Case Basse Di Soldera
Rebsorte: 100% Sangiovese Grosso
Ausbau: 48-65 Monate in mittelgroßen Fässern aus slawonischer Eiche und 48 Monate Flaschenreife bis zur Freigabe.
Rebfläche: 24 ha
Durchschnittliche Jahresproduktion: 1.350 Kisten
Boden: karger Lehmboden
Trinktemperatur: 16-18 °C
Verschluss: Naturkork
Bewertung Daniel Nussbaum: 96/100
Bewertung Jahrgang: ****/*****
Abgefüllt von: Azienda Agricola Case Basse Di Soldera Gianfranco,Localita' Case Basse,, 53024 Montalcino SI, Italien
Allergenhinweis: Enthält Sulfite. Kann Spuren von Eiweiß, Milch und Gelatine enthalten.