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Montevertine

1997 Montevertine, Le Pergole Torte, Toscana IGT

Italy Sangiovese Tuscany Toscana 750ML

Vinous

88

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92
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1997 Montevertine Le Pergole Torte
Montevertine

1997 Montevertine, Le Pergole Torte, Toscana IGT

Italy Sangiovese Tuscany Toscana 750ML

Vinous

88

CellarTracker

92
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Vinous

88

The 1997 Le Pergole Torte comes across as roasted, warm and unusually ripe, especially by the standards of this wine. I tasted two bottles, both of them advanced. Cedar, tobacco, dried herbs and most tertiary notes inform the 1997, a wine that needs to be drunk sooner rather than later. The natural acidity of Sangiovese is the only saving grace. The 1997 is a solid Pergole Torte, but not up to the level of the best years. This is the last wine Sergio Manetti saw bottled and also the year he became ill. The three years that follow would be a period of transition at Montevertine.

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Vinous

Vinous

88

The 1997 Le Pergole Torte comes across as roasted, warm and unusually ripe, especially by the standards of this wine. I tasted two bottles, both of them advanced. Cedar, tobacco, dried herbs and most tertiary notes inform the 1997, a wine that needs to be drunk sooner rather than later. The natural acidity of Sangiovese is the only saving grace. The 1997 is a solid Pergole Torte, but not up to the level of the best years. This is the last wine Sergio Manetti saw bottled and also the year he became ill. The three years that follow would be a period of transition at Montevertine.