Collemattoni was founded in 1984 by Aldo Bucci, the father of the current owner, Marcello. Bucci has a predilection for tradition, and his wines seduce with their purity and elegance. The name Collemattoni translates to ‘hill of brick’ and dates back to the Etruscan period (700-1000 BC). In 2012, Collemattoni was certified organic and their work is done in the full respect of the environment.
Collemattoni Adone Toscana IGT 2019
$29.99
95% Sangiovese, 5% Merlot. A knockout at its price point. Enjoyable now, with the addition of Merlot increasing the suppleness of the fruit and palate. Delicate aromatics of red fruits, underbrush, truffles, violet petals, and spices spring from the glass. Sleek and polished, with some mocha and gentle herbal notes adding to the palate.
Collemattoni is Certied Organic
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