Casanova di Neri had a vision for creating the best Brunello. Tenuta Nuova is that reality. The 100 sangiovese wine, which translates to "new property," serves as a more than respectable 1B to Cerretalto's 1A.

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Vision and passion collide in Tenuta Nuova. The wine, whose name translates to “new property,” comes from vineyards without previously planted sangiovese. It was only after Casanova di Neri examined local microclimates that it decided to cultivate the parcels. Blessed with optimal exposure and idyllic terroir, the 100 sangiovese has nothing but tailwinds en route to vinification.
 
The resulting red is generous and expressive. The multi-faceted bouquet spills over with black cherries, blackberries, wildflowers, violets, tobacco, licorice, and cinnamon. Even with the complexity, 2017 Tenuta Nuova remains focused, quickly revealing its intensity on the palate. As Wine critic Monica Larner put it, “This is one of my all-time favorite Brunellos… (This wine) ticks all those boxes.”
 
The Final Sip: While investors can safely age 2017 Tenuta Nuova for two decades, this pioneering wine retains a truly timeless element.

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