PHILIP This wine is dedicated to our illustrious ancestor Filippo (Philip) Mazzei (1730-1816), a passionate winemaker, liberal thinker and citizen of the world. Made from a<br />blend of grapes selected on our estates, Philip is the quintessence of Tuscany: it interprets the spirit of the Tuscan wine 'New World', it best represents the 'revolutionary'<br />character of Philip Mazzei and expresses our desire for 'the pursuit of happiness', as Mazzei wrote to Thomas Jefferson.<br /><br />Appellation: Toscana IGT<br />Vineyard location: Fonterutoli - Castellina in Chianti (SI) Belguardo - Montebottigli (GR)<br />Grapes: 100% Cabernet Sauvignon<br />Alcohol: 14,80% vol.<br />Total acidity: 5.90%.<br />Vineyard Altitude: 50 - 310 m.s.l.; Exposure S-SO<br />Soil type: Vario<br />Age of vines: 10 - 15 years<br />Training system: Spurred Cordon<br />Vine density per hectare: 6,600 plants<br />Harvest: Handmade from 16 September (Belguardo), 7 October (Fonterutoli)<br />Fermentation temperature: 28 - 30° C<br />Maceration time: 16 days (Fonterutoli), 20 days (Belguardo)<br />Maturation: 24 months in small 500-litre oak and American oak barrels (30% new)<br />Ageing potential: Over 20 years<br />Profile: Intense, full-bodied, mature, intriguing; long, complex and fresh aftertaste.<br />Pairings: Game, blue cheeses, spicy dishes<br />

<br />Concerto di Fonterutoli<br />Tuscany IGT<br />The legend continues<br /><br />The 'Concerto' was born in 1981 on the wave of a viticulture aware of its unexpressed potential, which experimented with new forms of cultivation and new blends including<br />non-native varieties; it was one of the precursors of the phenomenon of the so-called 'Super Tuscans' of which it was also a major protagonist.<br />Winery: Castello di Fonterutoli<br />Winery location: Chianti Classico, Tuscany<br />Grapes: 80% Sangiovese, 20% Cabernet Sauvignon<br />Alcohol content: 14.00%.<br />Vineyard location: Fonterutoli (Castellina in Chianti) 330-560 m a.s.l.: Sangiovese - Vigneto Scassi, 350 m a.s.l. / Cabernet - Vigneto Brotine, 350 m a.s.l.<br />Soil type: Rich in skeleton due to the disintegration of limestone and marlstone rocks.<br />Age of vines: 15 - 30 years<br />Training system: Spurred cordon and Guyot<br />Vine density per hectare: 5,600 - 7,500 plants<br />Fermentation temperature: 26 - 28 °C<br />Maceration time: 14 - 18 days<br />Maturation: 18 months in small 225-litre French oak barrels (70% new)<br />First vintage produced: 1981<br />Ageing potential: Over 20 years<br />Profile: Rich and juicy, notes of underbrush and black fruits, powerful but fine aftertaste<br />Pairings: Rich spicy dishes, stewed game, mature cheeses<br />

<br />Ser Lapo<br />Chianti Classico Riserva DOCG<br />The historic Chianti Classico<br /><br />With this important Chianti Classico Reserve, the Mazzei Marquises wish to celebrate their illustrious ancestor Ser Lapo, to whom we owe the first known document on the<br />use of the name 'Chianti'.<br />Winery: Castle of Fonterutoli<br />Winery location: Chianti Classico, Tuscany<br />Grapes: 90% Sangiovese, 10% Complementary<br />Alcohol content: 13.20%.<br />Total acidity: 6.00%<br />Vineyard Location: Cornia: 250 - 330 m.s.l. | Caggiolo: 290 - 350 m.s.l.<br />Soil type: Cornia: Clay and Limestone | Caggiolo: Alberese and clay formations<br />Age of vines: 15 - 30 years<br />Training system: Spurred cordon<br />Vine density per hectare: 4,500 - 7,500 plants<br />Harvest: Hand harvested from 22 September onwards<br />Fermentation temperature: 26 - 28 °C<br />Maceration time: 15 - 18 days<br />Maturation: 12 months in small French oak barrels of 225 and 500 litres (50% new)<br />First vintage produced: 1983<br />Ageing potential: Over 10 years<br />Profile: Fresh, tannic, hints of berries and undergrowth, structured and intense on the palate<br />Serving suggestions: Pasta with game, stews, grilled red meats, medium-aged cheese<br />

Chianti Classico'.<br /><br />It comes from the separate vinification of the company's various plots of land, located in a unique range of pedoclimatic diversity, from 220 to 570 metres above sea level in<br />the heart of Chianti Classico. It is the central wine and the winery's 'Best Seller'.<br />

2016<br />As is often the case in recent years, the winter of 2016 was characterised by unusually warm weather with heavy rainfall in February. Budding arrived on time in the last<br />week of March. The abundance of water in the soil and the warm weather in April favoured rapid and normal vegetative growth of the vines. In May, temperatures returned to<br />normal, slowing growth slightly and leading to flowering in the last week of May in dry, sunny weather, perfect for good fruit set. Summer temperatures were normal with very<br />little rain causing considerable water stress towards the end of the ripening phase. The usual mid-August storms were also absent, prolonging the water stress throughout<br />the early part of the harvest. Fortunately, the remarkably cool temperatures during the night allowed the vines to recover from the heat of the day. Maturation proceeded<br />smoothly with excellent phenolic potential and a balanced sugar/acid ratio. The harvest began on 24 August with the youngest vines. In September, the few rainfalls provided<br />the soil with sufficient water to complete the harvest in practically perfect conditions. The older vines of the 'Masseto centrale' benefited from this situation, continuing their<br />ripening until the third week of September. The last plots were harvested on 20 September.<br />TASTING NOTES: 2016 was a textbook year for Masseto, with a typically Tuscan coastal climate that saw a dry and sunny growing season, with plenty of sunshine and<br />just the right amount of rain for perfect ripeness. The 2016 has a particularly intense young colour, and on the nose the intense aroma of ripe dark fruit blends with subtle<br />notes of cocoa and spices. On the palate, the rich, dense structure of ripe, silky tannins is balanced by a sensual, vibrant fruit note and lively acidity that keeps the long<br />finish clean and full-bodied.<br />

Le Serre Nuove dell'Ornellaia<br />BOLGHERI DOC RED<br /><br />Born from the same vines, under the same sky, from the same philosophy. Le Serre Nuove dell'Ornellaia is a proud second wine, it has the gift of anticipating the character<br />of the vintage of the estate's flagship wine and, at the same time, of offering its own point of view. The joy of its sip evolves over time, adding to the energy of youth the charm<br />of maturity.<br /><br />Winemaker's notes<br /><br />'The offspring of a vintage that proved to be of great level and satisfaction, Le Serre Nuove dell'Ornellaia 2021 reveals the good tannic quality and well-dosed concentration<br />that characterises the wines of this vintage.<br />In the glass it flaunts a brilliant ruby red colour, with the usual purple highlights. The nose is fresh, with hints of pink pepper and cypress berries, reminiscent of the<br />Mediterranean bush.<br />On the palate the wine is elegant, with nice acidity and a persistent, savoury finish that invites a second sip.'<br />Olga Fusari - Winemaker - April 2023<br /><br />E NOLOGO TASTING NOTES<br />50% Merlot, 28% Cabernet Sauvignon, 11% Cabernet Franc, 11% Petit Verdot Alc. 14.5% vol.<br /><br />THE CLIMATE OF 2021<br />The 2021 vintage began with a rainy and mild winter that allowed the soil's water reserves to be replenished. After a dry March, budding took place in the first two weeks of<br />April. The gradual rise in temperatures, with normal rainfall, allowed the shoots to grow steadily, leading to flowering in excellent conditions at the end of May. From June<br />onwards, fully summery weather set in, with slightly higher than average temperatures and almost no rainfall, leading to veraison in the last week of July. The drought lasted<br />throughout August and September, but the spring rains and deep Bolgheri soils allowed the vines to avoid too much water stress, creating the conditions for small, highly<br />concentrated grapes with high quality potential. September was warm and sunny with no rain, allowing an 'à la carte' harvest to express the full quality potential of each<br />individual vineyard. he harvest of the reds took place substantially during the month of September, with the Merlot in the first two weeks and the other vines on the estate<br />from 13 September, concluding on 1 October.<br /><br />VINIFICATION AND FINING<br />Harvesting was carried out by hand in 15 kg crates and the grapes were sorted on a double sorting table before and after destemming and then subjected to a soft crushing.<br />Since 2016, optical sorting has been introduced in addition to manual sorting to further increase the quality of the selection. Each variety and each plot was vinified<br />separately. Alcoholic fermentation took place partly in stainless steel vats, partly in cement vats, at temperatures between 22-28°C for a fortnight followed by maceration for<br />approximately 10-15 days. Malolactic fermentation took place in steel vats, after which the wines were transferred to barriques (25% new and 75% second-passage). The<br />wine remained in barriques in the Ornellaia cellars at a controlled temperature for a period of about 15 months. After the first 12 months it was blended and then reintroduced<br />into the barriques where it spent a further 3 months. The wine remained in the bottle for six months before release.<br />

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AVVOLTORE | IGT TOSCANA RED<br />Avvoltore<br />SANGIOVESE 75% | CABERNET SAUVIGNON 20% | SYRAH 5%<br /><br />Avvoltore is the flagship wine of the estate and the pride of its creator, Adolfo Parentini. Born from the union of Sangiovese, traditionally used in Tuscan reds, with Cabernet<br />Sauvignon and Syrah, not widely used and known in the Maremma in 1988, all grown in the clay-limestone soil of Poggio dell'Avvoltore, this wine marks a milestone in the<br />Moris family's legacy of producing high quality wines in the Tuscan Maremma.<br /><br />TASTING NOTES:<br />Colour: ruby red with purple highlights<br />Bouquet: complex, with hints of ripe fruit and vanilla<br />Taste: full-bodied and soft, with a distinct velvety feel<br />Serving temperature: 18°C<br />Pairing: great roasts<br /><br />TECHNICAL NOTES:<br />Production area: Poggio dell'Avvoltore, Tenuta Poggetti, Massa Marittima.<br />Soil: clayey, rich in skeleton, tendentially alkaline.<br />Exposure: South-West<br />Yield per hectare: 35 ql. of grapes<br /><br />PRODUCTION NOTES:<br />Harvest takes place the second and fourth week of September and the first and second week of October. Fermentation in cement tanks, with temperature control and two<br />daily pumpings over for the first 10 days. The wine remains for a further 15 days in contact with the skins before being drawn off and immediately put into 225-litre barriques<br />(80% new), where malolactic fermentation takes place. Maturation in wood lasts about a year, during which time the wine is racked. The wine remains in the bottle for six<br />months before being put on the market.<br />

MORELLINO CLASSICO MORIS<br />MORELLINO DI SCANSANO DOCG<br /><br />SANGIOVESE 90%<br />MERLOT, SYRAH 10%<br /><br />Adolfo Parentini was one of the pioneers of the Morellino di Scansano appellation. Since the first vintage in 1981, Morellino di Scansano Classico Moris has been the<br />standard-bearer for the pure expression of Sangiovese, fresh and rich with ripe cherries and spices.<br />TASTING:<br /><br />Colour: brilliant ruby red<br />Bouquet: fruity, intense<br />Taste: full, with good freshness and harmony<br />Serving temperature: 16°C<br />Pairing: for the whole meal, with meat<br />TECHNICAL NOTES:<br /><br />Production area: Poggio la Mozza, Grosseto<br />Soils: sandstone, of marine origin, tending to acidity<br />Exposure: north-west<br />Yield per hectare: 90 ql.<br />PRODUCTION:<br /><br />Harvest time: last two weeks of September and first week of October. Vinification in stainless steel tanks with temperature control by means of two daily pumpings over for a<br />maceration period of fifteen days. The wine is bottled after 4 months, without any passage in wood, and undergoes further ageing for at least two months before being put on<br />the market.<br />

AVVOLTORE | IGT TOSCANA RED<br />Avvoltore<br />SANGIOVESE 75% | CABERNET SAUVIGNON 20% | SYRAH 5%<br /><br />Avvoltore is the flagship wine of the estate and the pride of its creator, Adolfo Parentini. Born from the union of Sangiovese, traditionally used in Tuscan reds, with Cabernet<br />Sauvignon and Syrah, not widely used and known in the Maremma in 1988, all grown in the clay-limestone soil of Poggio dell'Avvoltore, this wine marks a milestone in the<br />Moris family's legacy of producing high quality wines in the Tuscan Maremma.<br /><br />TASTING NOTES:<br />Colour: ruby red with purple highlights<br />Bouquet: complex, with hints of ripe fruit and vanilla<br />Taste: full-bodied and soft, with a distinct velvety feel<br />Serving temperature: 18°C<br />Pairing: great roasts<br /><br />TECHNICAL NOTES:<br />Production area: Poggio dell'Avvoltore, Tenuta Poggetti, Massa Marittima.<br />Soil: clayey, rich in skeleton, tendentially alkaline.<br />Exposure: South-West<br />Yield per hectare: 35 ql. of grapes<br /><br />PRODUCTION NOTES:<br />Harvest takes place the second and fourth week of September and the first and second week of October. Fermentation in cement tanks, with temperature control and two<br />daily pumpings over for the first 10 days. The wine remains for a further 15 days in contact with the skins before being drawn off and immediately put into 225-litre barriques<br />(80% new), where malolactic fermentation takes place. Maturation in wood lasts about a year, during which time the wine is racked. The wine remains in the bottle for six<br />months before being put on the market.<br />

Morellino di Scansano Docg Roggiano Riserva<br /><br />Grapes: Sangiovese 95%, Merlot 5%.<br />Training system: spurred cordon<br />Planting density: 3000 vines/hectare<br />Soil type: sandy-loamy<br />Altitude: 250 metres a.s.l.<br />Age of vineyards: over 25 years old<br />Harvest time: first week of October<br />Method of fermentation: selected grapes from particularly suitable vineyards. Harvesting of the grapes at perfect phenolic maturity, maceration at 35°C for 12 hours; followed<br />by fermentation at controlled temperature (max 29°C) and post-fermentation maceration on the skins for a total of 12 days from the start of fermentation. Malolactic<br />fermentation occurs naturally a few days after racking.<br />Maturation: in 225 l French oak barriques (20% first passage, 80% second and third) for 12 months. Brief passage in steel.<br />Ageing: in bottle for 10 months.<br />Ageing potential: structured Morellino di Scansano to be drunk preferably 4-8 years after harvesting.<br />Description: Morellino di Scansano Roggiano Riserva is a concentrated ruby red colour. Its nose is elegant, complex and variegated with dark fruits, flowers, spices and<br />undergrowth. On the palate it is slender, fine and balanced. Warm, fresh and rightly savoury, it shows round tannins and a nice softness. The finish has an excellent taste-<br />olfactory persistence.<br />Pairings: With roasted and braised meats, succulent meat dishes, mature cheeses.<br />Serving temperature: 16-18°C<br />Ideal glass: a large Bordeaux-type goblet.<br />