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Forget the usual clichés: Sopra by Fattoria Brema is proof that Tuscany can be vertical, crisp, and incredibly dynamic. With a limited run of just 3,285 bottles, this 100% Pinot Nero comes from a tiny 1.5-hectare plot where the mountain air and high-altitude breezes set the pace. It is an elegant yet "no-frills" sip, capable of expressing the purity of the grape in its most authentic form. If you are looking for a red that is "wild" yet refined—one that speaks of freedom and true craftsmanship—Sopra is your next must-have discovery. Pop the cork, let it breathe, and get ready for an experience that tastes of earth, wind, and pure passion.
Region: Tuscany.
Grape variety: Pinot Noir.
Alcohol content: 13%.
Aging: In concrete tanks for 12 months, followed by a minimum of 24 months in the bottle.
Contains sufliets
The SA di Ser’Enzo is born from the silence of the hills and the patience of the earth. It's a wine that's in no hurry to reveal itself, but when it does, it speaks with a deep and confident voice. In the glass, it releases intense aromas of ripe black berries, fresh flowers, and a subtle energy that vibrates beneath the surface. On the palate, it's lively and decisive, permeated by the authentic strength of Sangiovese, intertwined with the warmth of the earth from which it comes. There's strength and grace, tension and softness, in a balance that slowly leads to a long, deep, almost meditative finish. It's the result of a conscious agricultural approach, of respectful workmanship, capable of transforming the fruit into a story, and the land into memory.
Region: Tuscany.
Grapes: Sangiovese.
Alcohol content: 12,5%.
Aging: In large wooden and terracotta barrels and blended before bottling.
Contains sulfites
Brunello di Fonterenza is a work of biodynamic craftsmanship born from the ancient clay, marl, and schist soils of Montalcino. Vinified with spontaneous fermentations in oak and concrete vats, without any technological control, this Brunello is the portrait of a nature that resists and exalts itself. The nose is deep and sunny: black cherry preserved in alcohol, scorched Mediterranean scrub, and a bloody, mineral note that reveals its rocky origins. On the palate, it is powerful and enveloping, with noble tannins and a seemingly endless persistence. A "living" wine, unfiltered and imbued with the Tuscan soul, capable of transforming a difficult season into a sip of rare nobility and warmth.
Region: Tuscany
Grapes: Sangiovese.
Alcohol content: 14.5%.
Aging: 47 months in 20 hl and 23 hl wooden barrels.
Contains sulfites