2006 siro pacenti, brunello di montalcino, vecchie vigne
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Why We're Buying
Siro Pacenti Riserva PS might be an investor favorite, but PS Vecchie Vigne is a more-than-respectable second wine. The Brunello comes from one of Italy's most renowned regions, with the sangiovese showcasing its idyllic terroir. In 2020, this red wine jumped 15.4 in value.
Critics Scores
James Suckling
Aromas of blackberries and blueberries follow through to a full body and velvety tannins. This is so layered and deep. Fabulous texture.
Vinous
Giancarlo Pacenti’s 2006 Brunello di Montalcino impressed for its balance, harmony and sense of proportion. The combination of fruit from Montalcino’s northern and southern districts yields a Brunello of incomparable finesse.
Wine Spectator
An iron streak runs through the middle of this firmly structured Brunello, leading to core flavors of black cherry, tobacco and wild herbs. This stays taut and racy through the finish, but needs time to soften its tannins
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate
At this moment in its evolution, the 2006 Brunello di Montalcino is a little closed in terms of aromas. The wine shows restraint on the bouquet, but with a little coxing you can suss out notes of black fruit, plum, tar, licorice and spice. There's a petrol or resin-like note buried within. The tannins show full integration, now tasted 13 years later, but the fruity integrity and core of the wine is well-preserved, almost too well I would say at this point. It's sealed tight.
Wine Enthusiast
This is a gorgeous expression from Montalcino that opens with opulent and beautiful aromas of dark chocolate, ripe cherry, leather and barbecue smoke. The wine is immensely rich and succulent at its core and creamy, velvety density marks the luscious fade