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Il Marroneto - Supreme Brunello di Montalcino

by Hugh French | Jun 20, 2025

"Alessandro Mori of Il Marroneto has been on a roll of late, producing some of the finest wines to emerge from Montalcino in recent years."

Monica Larner, The Wine Advocate

"Il Marroneto might be the single most important yet under-the-radar estate in all of Montalcino."

Antonio Galloni, Vinous.com

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2022 Rosso di Montalcino 'Ignaccio' DOC

Usually $135

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93 Points

"...The 2022 Rosso di Montalcino Ignaccio is exotic with a seductive blend of spiced blood orange, wild strawberries, rose petals and a dusting of spice... The mouth waters for more under an air of violet inner florals. Simply spellbinding... "

Eric Guido, Vinous.com

2022 Rosso di Montalcino 'Jacopo' DOC

Usually $245

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95 Points

"...This truly deserves the title of Baby Brunello. What an absolutely stunning wine. The Iacopo is produced from one declassified barrel of Brunello fruit."

Eric Guido, Vinous.com

2020 Brunello di Montalcino DOCG

Usually $309

Special Offer $284

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96 Points

"... an understated beauty... It hovers across the palate, lifted and finessed yet spry, with ripe red berry fruits and hints of lavender, taking on a liquid floral concentration toward the close..."

Eric Guido, Vinous.com

2020 Brunello di Montalcino 'Madonna delle Grazie' DOCG

Usually $969

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98 Points

"The undeniably elegant 2020 Brunello di Montalcino Madonna delle Grazie is amazingly fresh and vibrant...displays exceptional elegance and grace, soothing the palate with its silken feel and ripe red and blue fruits... A saturation of primary concentration remains, offset by residual acidity as this finishes structured and impossibly long, leaving a sour cherry tinge and masses of violet pastille...It's easily one of the absolute top wines of the vintage."

Eric Guido, Vinous.com

ALESSANDRO & JACOPO MORI

"Today, the Mori family’s approach to the vineyard and the winery remains traditional in that they work by more natural methods of temperature control, they do not implement green harvesting of the vines, and they do not work the soil, looking for nature itself to create its selection."

Audrey Frick, Jebdunnuck.com