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B253 MONTEVERTINE IGT ROSSO TOSCANA LE PERGOLE TORTE 2019 750ml

5359 MONTEVERTINE IGT ROSSO TOSCANA 2011 1500ml

1343 MONTEVERTINE IGT ROSSO TOSCANA LE PERGOLE TORTE 2003 1500ml

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The 2019 Le Pergole Torte is a long-term proposition showing initial stirrings of tart cherry fruit, plum, licorice, tobacco and crushed stone. There is a pretty floral tone of violet or rosemary flower even now. Special selection of 100% Sangiovese. RP97 Enormously silky and smooth with a superior sense of finesse and elegance. Dark fruit and dried cherries segue to delicate spice, chopped mint, blue flower and dried tobacco. RP94 Rare Magnum : Atypically rich, powerful version of this wine. It offers a compelling array of black cherry, licorice, mineral notes in a style that expresses the ripeness of the vintage yet is balanced by a classic sense of structure. A few years in bottle to settle down and may ultimately merit a higher score./ The 2003 Le Pergole Torte delivers unexpected surprises. It meets the high-quality bar achieved at Montevertine. RP92,93

5357 MONTEVERTINE IGT ROSSO TOSCANA LE PERGOLE TORTE 2011 3000ml

A966 MONTEVERTINE IGT ROSSO TOSCANA LE PERGOLE TORTE 2017 750ml

A768 MONTEVERTINE IGT ROSSO TOSCANA LE PERGOLE TORTE 2016 750ml

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Pristine cherry, anise seed, cola, balsam herb and almond paste. There’s a touch of softness buried within what is otherwise a tightly textured tapestry of flavors. In terms of texture, the wine is infinitely silky and long. RP95,AG97 The Montevertine 2017 Le Pergole Torte : This edition reflects the heat and the dry growing conditions of the vintage, however there is more sweetness and opulent fruit here compared to the Montevertine. It's not that this wine is riper per se, it just tastes more voluptuous and soft. It finishes with elegant tannins and a long, polished mouthfeel. RP96 This classic vintage is chiseled and sharp, and the fruit is framed with exacting precision. It is softly layered in the mouth and just gorgeous on the long finish. Le Pergole Torte will give its best many years from now, so put this bottle way at the back of your cellar. RP98+

3521 MONTEVERTINE IGT ROSSO TOSCANA LE PERGOLE TORTE 2009 750ml

5032 MONTEVERTINE IGT ROSSO TOSCANA LE PERGOLE TORTE 2008 750ml

A373 MONTEVERTINE IGT ROSSO TOSCANA LE PERGOLE TORTE 2014 750ml

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There are no hard edges to be found. Sweet red cherries, roses, spices and mint are layered into the silky, radiant finish. The 2009 is a wine of extraordinary elegance. RP96,95, Gambero Rosso 3 bicchieri More expressive in its bouquet than the Montevertine. Hard candy, sweet red berries, flowers and spices are some of the notes that emerge from this unusually open, accessible Pergole Torte. RP92,JS93 It immediately begins to impress with its striking aromatics of fresh red berries, herbs, wet stones and fresh florals which all take shape in the glass. It displays a lovely texture, with remarkable finesse and gorgeous underlying acidity keeping fresh and inviting. It continues to impress with its refined character along with outstanding overall balance and precision which persists through the long graceful finish. While the 2014 already shows signs of brilliance, it should certainly go on to have a fabulous evolution ahead. IWR96,RP93

6450 MONTEVERTINE IGT ROSSO TOSCANA LE PERGOLE TORTE 2013 750ml

6169 MONTEVERTINE IGT ROSSO TOSCANA LE PERGOLE TORTE 2012 750ml

5356 MONTEVERTINE IGT ROSSO TOSCANA LE PERGOLE TORTE 2011 1500ml

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The bouquet offers a delicate embroidery of wild berry and underbrush, with lingering tones of dark fruit and spice that appear on second nose. The mouthfeel is ethereal and polished with tannins that already show a superior level of integration despite the wine's young age. RP98,AG95-97+ The 2012 Le Pergole Torte is brilliant. In fact, this is one of the best showings of the 2012 that I can recall. The flavors are bright, focused and pulsing with energy. Because of its mid-weight structure and not overly complex personality. AG94,RP93 Pristine cherry, anise seed, cola, balsam herb and almond paste. There’s a touch of softness buried within what is otherwise a tightly textured tapestry of flavors. In terms of texture, the wine is infinitely silky and long. RP95,AG97

1339 MONTEVERTINE IGT ROSSO TOSCANA LE PERGOLE TORTE 2010 750ml

1341 MONTEVERTINE IGT ROSSO TOSCANA LE PERGOLE TORTE 2006 750ml

1340 MONTEVERTINE IGT ROSSO TOSCANA LE PERGOLE TORTE 2004 750ml

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It offers a complete picture of Sangiovese with the purity of fruit flavors, the balsam herb and the crisp acidity that this Tuscan grape is celebrated for. Dried violets and wild roses also appear in supporting roles. The mouthfeel is characterized by a subtle sense of fullness and volume. This wine is at the start of a long aging road ahead. RP97, AG95+ Inner perfume, great purity in its fruit and fabulous overall balance. Today the tannins remain a touch firm, but the wine’s beauty is impossible to miss. True pleasure is still a few years away. I imagine the 2006 will still be fabulous at age 30. RP98+ Fine, silky tannins frame expressive red berries, flowers, mint, spices and tobacco as the wine opens up in the glass. This is one of the most refined Pergole Tortes ever made. The balance of fruit, acidity and structure is nothing short of pure magic. RP97


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MONTEVERTINE

- Sangiovese 90% Canaiolo + Colorino 10%

- Aged in Slavonian oak barrels for 24 months.

LE PERGOLE TORTE

- Highly selected Sangiovese 100%

- Aged in Slavonian oak barrels for 18 months and for 6 months in Allier oak barriques.

- Produced in good year only.

- Art labels are painted by Alberto Manfredi(every vintage has different label).

Montevertine Le Pergole Torte Key Points: (by RobertParker.com)

1. 100% Sangiovese from the estate’s best fruit across all of the estate’s vineyards
2. Traditional vinification in cement. Aging first in French oak barrels, then cask
3. A delicate, refined expression of Sangiovese
4. Aging potential: 30+ years

Le Pergole Torte isn’t a great Tuscan or Italian wine. It is simply one of the world’s elite wines. Montevertine is located in Radda, one of the coolest, highest-altitude spots in Chianti Classico.

When I visited last April, the vineyards were noticeably more backward in their development relative to what I had seen in the other parts of the region.

Le Pergole Torte was a groundbreaking wine when it was first conceived by proprietor Sergio Manetti in the early 1970s. At the time, Chianti Classico regulations obligated producers to include white grapes in their wines. Manetti dreamt of something else, a wine that would explore the greatness of Sangiovese. Along with noted oenologist Giulio Gambelli, Manetti created Le Pergole Torte, one of the first 100% Sangioveses made in Chianti Classico. Because it was made outside of appellation laws, the wine carried the humblest of all designations, ‘Vino da Tavola’ But the wine itself was fabulous, and the public soon caught on.

In 1990 Manetti bottled a wine that would become an icon, the 1990 Riserva, which was an absurdity on paper, given the inherent contradiction of the terms ‘Vino da Tavola’ and ‘Riserva.’ To add to the irony, years later the Chianti Classico laws were updated. The obligatory use of complimentary white and red grapes was abolished, which meant Le Pergole Torte could be a Chianti Classico, but Manetti never returned to the appellation that had snubbed him. One of the misconceptions about Le Pergole Torte is that it is a single-vineyard wine. That was true of the early years up to the late 1980s. By 1990 Pergole Torte had become a selection of the estate’s best fruit across several parcels, although it wasn’t until 2001 that the fruit was sourced from the same basic complement of vineyards that is used today.

Sadly, Sergio Manetti passed away in 2000. Manetti’s son Martino took over and adds that he is fully responsible for every wine beginning with the 2001, where he personally made all the decisions. Le Pergole Torte is vinified in cement. The wine is aged for one year in French oak barrels followed by a second year in cask. Martino Manetti isn’t afraid to call them as he sees them. Manetti describes 1985 and 1997 – both heavily touted years – as overrated. For this tasting, Manetti pulled a selection of vintages from his cellar, all based on their personal significance to him.

Montevertine lies within the heart of the Chianti hills, in the community of Radda at an altitude of 425 m above sea level.

In 1967, Mr.Sergio Manetti bought Montevertine as a holiday house. He restored the house and returned it to its original dwelling destination, and right from the beginning, he planted two hectares of wine and he set up a small cellar. The idea was to produce some wine for friends and customers.

The first vintage produced, 1971, was more than decent and Sergio Manetti decided to present some bottles at Italy’s leading wine show, Vinitaly in Verona, via the Chamber of Commerce of Siena. That was an immediate success and Mr. Manetti was so enthusiastic about it that only a few years later he decided to produce wine exclusively. New vineyards were planted, new cellars installed, and that activity has been continued without any interruption. The expansion of their enterprise has been going on until this very moment.

After Sergio Manetti had passed away in November 2000, the management of the vineyard is now in the hands of his son Martino Manetti, who is assisted by Bruno Bini, born in Montevertine and an in-depth expert of the zone and the soil. Giulio Gambelli has been their consultant since the first years of the winery. All Montevertine wines were born thanks to his precious help and experience. After his recent passing, his work is now brought on by the enologist Paolo Salvi, following Montevertine's winemaking tradition.