About this wine
Vineyard and terroir
The fruit comes from Borro del Diavolo and the nearby Montignano vineyard. Both vineyards occupy the same stony, south-facing ridge. The wine takes its name from Borro del Diavolo, a local brook; in Tuscany, a brook is called a “borro.”
Grapes
100% Sangiovese. The best grapes are selected from the two vineyards during the first ten days of October.
Technical data
The 2016 wine has 15% alcohol by volume, total acidity of 5.4 g/L and total dry extract of 31.8 g/L. Production amounted to 16,000 bottles.
Tasting profile
A structured wine with a distinct personality. It is elegant, harmonious and balsamic, supported by a clear fruity note.
Serving and pairing
Pair with game, roasted meat and aged cheeses.
Label / history
The name Borro del Diavolo belongs to the brook that also lends its name to the vineyard used for this Riserva.
