The Brunello di Montalcino wines of Tuscany are some of the most coveted forms the Sangiovese grape can take anywhere in the world, and 2019’s vintage continues to bear the torch for this region’s reputation, with a plethora of impressive bottles, all scoring 90 points or higher. Senior editor Bruce Sanderson has tasted over 125 wines from the past year for this report, incuding 2018's riserva releases, with standouts from Argiano, Castello Banfi, Valdicava, La Fiorita, Marchesi de’ Frescobaldi and more. Read on for details on the latest releases, plus scores and tasting notes!
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