Bottle of Brunello di Montalcino, 1993 - Villa Poggio Salvi.

Vintage wine is not to be considered as a product to be tasted, but as an emotion to give that brings with it the memories of a past time.
It is first and foremost a collector's work, with high antique value and only later, if you are lucky, a wine to taste.

All vintage wines are subject to a multitude of variables that condition aging with the passing of time so as not to guarantee their drinkability, the only way to understand if they are still drinkable is to uncork them.

Traditional wines produced with modern methods. This is the philosophy of Villa Poggio Salvi. Wine is made in the vineyard but once it reaches the cellar it’s very important to accompany it with knowledge, respecting the characteristics offered by each vintage. Villa Poggio Salvi, because of its structure and modernity, is a winery that looks to the future respecting the past base on the simple elegance of Sangiovese Grosso refined in large capacity oak casks as per historical tradition.

Villa Poggio Salvi owes its name to its fortunate location on the South side of Montalcino, overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea. Clean air and the perfumes coming from the dense oak forests and the Mediterranean that surround the company, attracted here people coming from Maremma since ancient times. 

Content: 75 cl
Volume: 13,5%

Please note: Preserved professionally for over 20 years in a special cellar, this is a collector's bottle, therefore the quality of the wine cannot guaranteed.