2004 | Antinori | Solaia (Magnum) Hot on Sale

2004 | Antinori | Solaia (Magnum)

Red Wine: 2004 | Antinori | Solaia (Magnum)

The 2004 Solaia is dense and concentrated with loads of character and defining aromatics: plump blackberry, chocolate fudge, exotic spice, peppercorn and smooth balsam notes.

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Producer: Antinori

Ratings: WS | 96  JS | 97

Vintage: 2004

Size: 1.5L

ABV: 13.5%

Varietal: Cabernet, Sangiovese

Country/Region: Italy, Tuscany

Detailed Description

The 2004 Solaia is dense and concentrated with loads of character and defining aromatics: plump blackberry, chocolate fudge, exotic spice, peppercorn and smooth balsam notes. The real pleasure comes in the mouth where it delivers smooth elegance and an extra long finish.

Reviews:

• Wine Spectator: Shows beautiful, complex aromas of flowers, currant and Christmas cake. Full-bodied, chewy and powerful.

• James Suckling: Aromas of currants, plums and hints of mint. Full-bodied, firm and silky with a dusty, tannic background. Very long and intense. Beautiful now but shows lots of life still.

Producer Information

Antinori is a Tuscan-based wine company that is one of the largest and most prominent in Italy. The Chianti Classico region forms the focus of operations, though the company has an estate in Umbria and international interests including Antica Napa Valley and a controlling stake in Vitis Metamorfosis in Romania. Around 20 million bottles are produced annually across 150 labels. The history of the house dates back to the 14th Century, after the silk-weaving family moved to Florence and began to cultivate vines. In 1900, Antinori added the Tignanello vineyard to its portfolio, and Niccolò Antinori and his son Piero began to experiement with then unheard-of winemaking techniques and grape varieties. The first vintage of Tignanello was released in 1971.