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Brunello di Montalcino DOCG

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  • FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    Which Brunello di Montalcino wines can be compared at the same vintage?

    Two wines allow a comparison of the 2017 vintage: “Vecchie Vigne” by Siro Pacenti and “Pelagrilli” by Sirio Pacenti. They share the same appellation and grape variety, Sangiovese.

    Which grape variety and color do the three Brunello di Montalcino wines have in common?

    All three are red wines from Tuscany made from Sangiovese. This selection therefore lets you explore several wines and estates without changing color or grape variety.

    How can you organize a tasting of the three wines in this selection?

    You can compare the two 2017 wines, “Vecchie Vigne” and “Pelagrilli,” then compare them with Fattoria del Pino’s 2014 Brunello di Montalcino. For this second comparison, the estate and vintage are different, so any differences cannot be attributed to the vintage alone.

    Are “Vecchie Vigne” and “Pelagrilli” two different appellations?

    No, they are the names of two wines presented under the same Brunello di Montalcino DOCG appellation. Fattoria del Pino’s wine also bears this appellation, although no wine name is specified in the selection.

    Under which estate names are the Brunello di Montalcino wines listed?

    The selection features three names: Siro Pacenti for “Vecchie Vigne,” Sirio Pacenti for “Pelagrilli,” and Fattoria del Pino for the 2014 Brunello di Montalcino. The first two wines are therefore listed with different spellings, which is worth noting when making your comparison.