The vineyards which produce the grapes for the Brolio label are planted in five geological areas at an elevation between 853 feet and 1,640 feet and with different exposures. Vineyard soils vary greatly but all are strewn with stony fragments adding mineral richness. This is characteristic of the structure of the Chianti Classico vintage. Bright ruby red color. The nose is all hints of small red fruits, irises and violets. In the mouth, elegant, with velvety tannins well integrated with acidity. Persistent finish, expression of the territory of Brolio.

91 Points - Wine Enthusiast

The nose has the piercing yet textured quality of Bing cherries, burnt sage, blood orange peel, flinty top soil and wild mint. On the palate, wild strawberries emphasize the cherry and blood orange notes, while that fresh, minty earthiness persists for balance. A classic expression and an integrated, harmonious wine.