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2021 · Sotto Casa

Boscarelli

Red · Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG, Italy

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Dry · Juicy · Spicy · Floral

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Vinification & maturation

Native yeast fermentationOak barrel fermentationTemperature 28‑30 °CManual pump‑oversOak barrel aging 28‑32 monthsMalolactic fermentation in oakSeparate barrel aging per cultivar

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SangioveseCanaioloMammolo

Soils

ClayAlluvial

Producer

Boscarelli

Italy

Poderi Boscarelli is a family-run estate in Cervognano di Montepulciano, founded in 1962 by Egidio Corradi and now led by Paola De Ferrari Corradi with the third generation, Luca and Nicolò De Ferrari. Rooted in the historic Vino Nobile di Montepulciano zone, the winery is known for careful vineyard work and an artisanal approach focused on expressing site, soil, and clonal selection. Sangiovese is central, supported by native varieties and some international grapes chosen according to each parcel. Harvests are picked by ripeness, vinified separately into many small lots, and blended before bottling to reflect the complexity of the terroir. The estate balances innovation with tradition, with a longstanding dedication to elegance, character, and respect for the vineyard.

Vineyard scale

Small

20-40 ha