Tuscany is Italy’s other quality powerhouse (see yesterday’s article for my comments on the powerhouse of Piemonte), where top prices are achieved by Brunello di Montalcino in particular, and where a hectare of vines now costs €1 million. This region commands the highest price for any Italian bulk wine, well over €10 per litre, compared with a ‘mere’ €8.50 for Barolo. The explanation for this remains a little...
New Italian releases 2022 – the centre, south and islands
Wednesday 28 December 2022
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Walter takes us south to see what he has been tasting. See also yesterday’s review of new releases from the north. Lorenzo Morfini is pictured above in his Chianti vineyard.
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