Monteti 2011 – 92pts – WS

Antico Colle IGT 2013

Wine Spectator – 88 pts
29 February 2015

 
This dark, brooding red exhibits black currant, black
cherry, earth, mineral and spice flavors. Firm, with a
crisp, crunchy finish. Sangiovese and Cabernet
Sauvignon. Best from 2017 through 2024. 3,000 cases
imported.

Bolgheri Poggio al Moro 2011

A powerful red, packed with black cherry, blackberry and plum flavors, featuring vibrant acidity. Firmly structured, with tannins that resonate on the finish, offset by sweet fruit and underbrush notes.
by Bruce Sanderson – WS

from Wine Spectator

from Wine Spectator – October 2015

Carpineta Fontalpino
Chianti Classico 2013 – 91 pts

Black cherry and plum flavors ply the rich texture in this fleshy version.
Shows a bracing structure, with good balance and a long, juicy finish.

by Bruce Sanderson

Carla 6 – Sangiovese 100% – Released in May 2014

from WS Insider – Vol. 10, No. 32 | Aug. 27, 2014

Carla 6 2011 | 92 points
$90 | 50 cases imported | Red
Hints of vanilla, caramel and Bourbon mark this well-oaked red.
Bright black cherry and plum flavors form the core, showing concentration and a grainy texture. Still compact and monolithic, yet
long. Needs time to integrate. Sangiovese. Best from 2016 through 2013 — B.S.

from JamesSuckling.com

Carla 6 2011 – Score 94
This red shows pretty blueberries, lightly toasted oak and meat. Full body with soft and round tannins and a fruity, blueberry finish.
A new pure Sangiovese from Giampaolo Motta of La Masa. Stylish. And in a Burgundy bottle. Try this in three or four years to soften.

Carla 6, a pure Sangiovese 100%, released in May 2014. 3500 bottles produced.

The first vintage released after three years of practice and experiments!
This is the last challenge of Giampaolo together with Derenouncourt.
Carla (the name of Giampaolo’s daughter) comes from the vineyard estate number 6.
A vineyard of 1.5 hectares whose central part has been identified as the best part of the estate for Sangiovese. Harvested and vinified separately from the rest of the grapes.

from winespectator.com: 13 Diverse Tuscan Reds

Montaperto 2012 Score: 91
Fine depth and expressiveness signal this supple red. Cherry, raspberry, licorice, tobacco and herb notes mingle, revealing ample tannins and acidity for support. Presents a juicy finish, showing echoes of licorice and spice. Sangiovese, Gamay and Alicante. Best from 2016 through 2024. 350 cases imported. —B.S.

Do ut des 2011 93 points | $45 | 700 cases imported
Offers an intense aroma of freshly ground coffee, followed by
black cherry, plum and tobacco flavors. Firmly tannic, with vivid
acidity. Merlot, Sangiovese and Cabernet Sauvignon. Best from
2016 through 2026.—B.S.