Romitòro Toscana IGT

Castello Romitorio - Toscana

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Il Toro is born from the union of Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Petit Verdot grapes grown in the vineyards of Scansano, in the province of Siena. A wine with a powerful name and taste, indissolubly linked to the Maremma territory. It is aged for fourteen months in French oak.

Romitòro Toscana IGT Castello Romitorio price

19,90 €

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Data sheet

Producer	Castello Romitorio Loc. Romitorio, 279 - 53024 Montalcino (SI) - Italy
Country of production	Italia
Region	Toscana
Area	Montalcino -Si
Classification	Toscana IGT
Grape Variety	Cabernet Sauvignon - Syrah - Petit Verdot
Vintage	2021
ABV	14.5%
Size	0.75 l
Allergens	Contains sulphites

More info

Terroir and wine-making

Castello Romitorio grows the Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Petit Verdot grapes in the vineyards of Scansano, in the province of Siena. The terroir of Maremma is particularly suitable to enhance the organoleptic qualities of the vines, refined by vinification in French oak barrels for 14 months. Once bottled, the wine is ready to delight even the most demanding palates.

Notes of taste

In the glass Il Toro di Castello Romitorio shows an intense and compact ruby red color. Sweet fruity and floral aromas of rose invite to taste. On the palate, the wine reveals notes of ripe red fruits, sweet spices and balsamic herbs. With a remarkable tannic structure and a long and persistent finish, Il Toro di Castello Romitorio is appreciated to the full.

Wine at the table

A wine to enjoy in the company of important dishes such as an excellent grilled meat or a good aged cheese.

Curiosity

The Toro di Castello Romitorio is a wine indissolubly linked to the tradition of the Butteri of the Maremma. Its name evokes this deep connection with the territory and local culture.