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Tuesday
Sep192006

Sant'Antimo, Ateo, Ciacci Piccolomini d'Argona, 2000

Well I did not expect much from this famed Brunello producer now making a wine from a D.O.C. essentially created by Banfi, but boy was I wrong. This is a lovely wine with an earthy intensity that surprised when I was expecting a bland oaky internationally styled wine. This is a real Tuscan wine worth drinking with a big steak. Outstanding structure, complexity and varietal intensity. Drink now and over the next several years.

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On the nose it didn't said too much, but in the taste there was more to come.
I've just finished a bottle of ATEO, lot of frutiness in taste and a little bit jammy.
The tannins are there i a smooth way. Don't held to long in the cellar!

July 3, 2009 | Unregistered Commenteragree on ATEO

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