Inversus IGT 2019 Casaloste Organic Wine

Product no.: I8352019

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1 l = 73.33 €

'Inversus'

2019 was a comparatively balanced year: sufficient rainfall at the crucial, right moments, together with large day-to-night temperature differences during harvest, helped balance freshness and phenolic ripeness. A great deal of colour in the glass: rich ruby red with almost black highlights. Tar, kola nut, Brazilian tobacco, dark chocolate and dark bread on the initial nose, with a slightly animal touch. Very complex. Elderberries and blueberries: the fruity side only fully reveals itself with plenty of aeration. Black pepper, cloves and mint on the palate. Still fairly closed at present, almost serious. High, still youthful acidity and a very compact tannin structure promise great potential.

Additional product information

Producer	Casaloste
More products from	Fattoria Casaloste aus Panzano in Chianti
Country	Italy
Growing Region	Toscana
Grape variety	Merlot, Sangiovese
Product Type	Red Wine
Taste	dry
Vintage	2019
Shelf life	now + many years
Alcohol content (% vol.)	14.5
Residual Sugar g/l	0
total acidity g/l	5.6
Temperature	17-18°C
Decanting	ja
Vegan	no
Growing	Barrique
Allergens	Contains sulphites
Closure	Natural Cork
Size	0,75
Cultivation	organic
Certification	IT-BIO-006
Passtgutzu	Roast roe deer
Address Manufacturer	Fattoria Casaloste Via Montagliari, 32 50020 Panzano Italien

Nutritional information per 100 ml

Energy		kJ
Energy		kcal
Carbohydrates		g
of which sugars		g

Contains negligible amounts of fat, saturates, protein and salt.

2016 vintage

93/100 points Falstaff
93/100 points Veronelli
94/100 points James Suckling
93/100 points Vinous by Antonio Galloni
16/20 points Vinum Best of Tuscany 2021

Initially tar, kola nut, Brazilian tobacco, dark chocolate and dark bread on the nose, with a slight animal note too.

Fattoria Casaloste

In 1992, Giovanni d’Orsi and his family left their native Naples behind, drawn to Panzano in the heart of Chianti Classico. Here, he took over the small Casaloste estate. With much of his own labour, he lovingly renovated its little house into a gem, then tackled the vineyards with equal ambition. His goal was to rank among Chianti’s top ten within a few years. His vision was to produce modern wines that did not deny their Tuscan origins. The foundation is Sangiovese, not always an easy grape. It must ripen fully, and yields should be kept low. A sensitive touch is needed to make the wines elegant rather than rustic. Alongside Giovanni, oenologist Gabriella Tani brought precisely this. Her experience and sure touch in all matters of wine helped tame the rather rough Sangiovese into wines full of elegance and finesse. Giovanni thus achieved in a very short time what takes others many years: putting his own ideas into practice at a very high level of quality, with impressive results. Casaloste wines have taken top places in every comparative tasting of recent years. Giovanni d’Orsi has therefore effectively achieved his goal, but resting on his success is not his style. He constantly strives to raise the estate’s already high standards further.