Col di Lamo is very much an A-List address in Montalcino; winning plaudits in Italy and across the world for its elegant yet powerful wines. The origin story is fascinating. After the death of her father in 1991 the young Giovanna Neri, a law graduate, bravely chose to change careers and make wine, splitting the family vineyards with her brother Giacomo who now owns the Casanova di Neri winery. Giovanna’s estate is located at Torrenieri, just north-east of Montalcino. Torrenieri is relatively low in altitude with sandstone and clay soils, and some of the alberese, the limestone-rich land which Sangiovese loves. It’s a warm site and the wines here are always beautifully ripe, powerful, fleshy and well-textured.
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2019 was another stellar vintage in Montalcino and “produced wines with amazing balance,...
OriginItaly
RegionTuscany
ColourRed
ABV14%
Bottle75cl
CodeCDL419
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Col di Lamo, Brunello di Montalcino, 2019
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From two organically farmed plots on sandstone and clay, with some of the alberese, the...
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RegionTuscany
ColourRed
ABV14%
Bottle75cl
CodeCDL319
GrapeSangiovese
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Col di Lamo, Rosso di Montalcino, 2023
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The previous 2022 vintage was scored at 17/20 and described as “baby Brunello” by Jancis...
OriginItaly
RegionTuscany
ColourRed
ABV14%
Bottle75cl
CodeCDL123
GrapeSangiovese
