Tenuta San Leonardo · Borghetto all'Adige

San Leonardo 2013 (Magnum), Tenuta San Leonardo

Cabernet Sauvignon, Carmenere, MerlotVigneti delle Dolomiti IGT
96/100 Monica Larner, Robertparker.com
95/100 Eric Guido, Vinous
$360.00 SGD

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At a glance

Drinking window
2018 -2038
ABV
13.0%
Appellation
Vigneti delle Dolomiti IGT
Food pairing
Cantonese roast duck, lamb rogan josh, beef rendang, mushroom claypot rice, grilled lamb, char siu
Tasting notes

"The flagship wine from this celebrated Trentino estate was not produced in 2012. We do have the stunning 2013 San Leonardo on the market now. This vintage is large in scale and has immediate intensity, and I am somewhat surprised by the volume and seamless bouquet that appears this early in the game. This vintage shows balanced ripeness with plummy fruit aromas that are carefully contrasted against spice, leather and fine tobacco. The blend is Cabernet Sauvignon, Carménère and Merlot, and San Leonardo is always aged in barrique for four years (of which only 25% of the barrels are new). This is a bottle to keep long (extra long) in your cellar." 96/100, Monica Larner, Robertparker.com, Dec 2018

"San Leonardo reported that 2013 was one of their most balanced years in the set of recent vintages, and from the bouquet alone, I can already say that I agree. Here I'm finding a classic expression of cool-climate Bordeaux varieties, with fresh blackberry and raspberry, complemented by peppery florals and wild herbs. Smoky minerals add even further depths. The sheer density of fruit is remarkable. Polished yet fleshy and ripe, juicy acids guide with gorgeous inner florals and mounting fine-grained tannins toward the long and youthfully structured finale. This is enjoyable to taste today, yet also well-positioned to mature beautifully for many decades in your cellar. Fans of San Leonardo shouldn't be without the 2013." 95/100, Eric Guido, Vinous, Jul 2020

The producer

Tenuta San Leonardo Borghetto all'Adige, Italy

Tenuta San Leonardo sits in the far northeast corner of Italy, in Borghetto all'Adige in Trentino, where the Alps shelter the valley floor and create the extraordinary conditions for a Bordeaux-style blend that would be unimaginable anywhere else in Italy.

The estate has been in the Guerrieri Gonzaga family since the 18th century. Their flagship San Leonardo — a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Carmenère and Merlot — is one of Italy's most acclaimed reds: consistently rated in the mid-to-upper 90s by the world's leading critics, and compared in style to the great châteaux of Pauillac.

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