Gualto Brunello di Montalcino Riserva
グアルト ブルネッロ・ディ・モンタルチーノ・リゼルヴァ
Camigliano
Sangiovese
About this wine
Gualto is Camigliano's prestige Brunello di Montalcino Riserva, produced only in exceptional vintages from a selection of the estate's best Sangiovese lots. It undergoes an extended aging regime of around 36 months in 30-hectoliter oak barrels followed by roughly two additional years in bottle, reflecting the DOCG Riserva requirement of a minimum six years from harvest to release. Wine Spectator has repeatedly scored vintages of Gualto in the 93-94 point range.
Not the first Brunello to try - this is Camigliano's reserve-tier wine for those ready to explore serious aging potential.
Sommelier's Note
"Gualto is Camigliano's answer to Montalcino's greatest vintages - succulent cherry and leather layered over a frame built to age for decades."
Food Pairings
Pairs with slow-roasted lamb, porcini mushroom dishes, and long-aged Tuscan pecorino; substantial enough for truffle-based courses.
When to drink it
Cellar-worthy special occasions - anniversaries, formal dinners, collector's tastings.
Specs
- Grape Varieties
- Sangiovese
- Style
- Red
- Price Range
- $100-125 (US retail; approx. ¥15,000-19,000 as a reference conversion)
Terroir & Winemaking
Selected Sangiovese lots aged approximately 36 months in 30hl oak barrels, plus about 2 years of further refinement in bottle before release.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What makes Gualto different from Camigliano's standard Brunello?
- Gualto is a Riserva made only in top vintages from the estate's best Sangiovese lots, with longer aging (about 36 months in oak plus roughly 2 years in bottle).
- How has Gualto been rated?
- Wine Spectator has scored several vintages of Gualto in the 93-94 point range.
- How long can Gualto age?
- Given its Riserva structure, it can develop well for 15-20+ years from the vintage date.
- Is Gualto made every year?
- No, it is produced only in exceptional vintages selected by the estate.
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