2015 Il Paradiso di Frassina Moz Art Brunello di Montalcino

"Putting your nose in this is like smelling a beautiful, long-brewed Chinese tea; it's redolent of camomile, nutmeg, cedar, walnuts and cloves. This is neither the most concentrated nor the most structured Brunello; it's not even the most fruity or fresh, but its unforced beauty and gliding, resolved tannin texture make for wonderful drinking " now or later." Review Date: November 2019

"Here I'm finding a dusty and understated display of dried cherries, red florals, and crushed stone, with hints of leather and animal musk. On the palate, soft textures and cooling acids make for a lifted display, carrying pretty strawberry and floral tones, backed by saline-minerals which seem to slowly evolve into a coating of fine tannin. The finish is long and slightly tart, resonating on brisk acids and minerals, with saturating red berry and rosy florals slowly fading. Such a pretty wine." - Review Date: April 2020