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    Marchesi Antinori

    Antinori is synonymous with a rich history, tradition, and top-quality Italian wine. For over six centuries, the Antinori family has been producing exceptional wines that reflect their passion, innovation, and commitment to quality. Discover why Antinori has become one of the most celebrated names in the fine wine world.

    An Illustrious Legacy: The Antinori Family

    First established in 1385, the Antinori family has been continuously involved in the art of winemaking for 26 generations. Proud of their Tuscan heritage, the family has consistently worked to preserve and enhance the natural beauty and terroir of their estate vineyards. Today, Antinori is a leading name in Italian wine production, combining their 600-year heritage with a relentless pursuit of innovation and excellence.

    Iconic Wines: The Antinori Portfolio

    The Antinori portfolio of wines is expansive, featuring a diverse array of exceptional offerings from iconic estates such as Tignanello, Solaia, and Guado al Tasso. Among their most revered wines are the 'Super Tuscans,' a category created by Antinori in the 1970s with the introduction of Tignanello - a revolutionary wine that changed the landscape of Italian winemaking. Other standout wines include the vibrant, fruit-forward La Braccesca Vino Nobile di Montepulciano and the elegant Badia a Passignano Chianti Classico Gran Selezione.

    Innovation and Sustainability: Antinori's Commitment

    While honouring centuries-old traditions, Antinori actively embraces new techniques and technologies to remain at the forefront of modern winemaking. Committed to respecting the environment, they pursue sustainable practices throughout their vineyards and wineries. Their state-of-the-art winery in Chianti Classico epitomises this ethos, seamlessly blending innovation, sustainability, and respect for the land to produce the finest wines possible.

    From their long-standing legacy to their pursuit of excellence, Antinori remains a leader in the fine wine world. Experience the prestige and elegance of Antinori wines for yourself, and discover the true essence of Italian winemaking.



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    Tuscany 2 98-99 (JS)
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    SG$1,446.89
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    James Suckling (98-99)

    Full-bodied, dense and layered with fantastic aromas and flavors. Long, long finish. Serious contender here for wine of the vintage. One of the best ever from here? A blend of cabernet sauvignon, merlot and syrah.
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    Tuscany 1 96 (WA)
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    SG$1,185.29
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    Renzo Cotarella, managing director of Marchesi Antinori tells me that the 2018 vintage showed very different results in the inland and hilly Chianti Classico appellation compared to the flat, sea-facing Bolgheri appellation. This season saw some rain right before harvest. That extra humidity rolled right off the Chianti Classico hills and disappeared without effect, but it stuck around longer in the thicker, flatter soils of Guado al Tasso. For this reason, one of the estate's top wines, the Cabernet Franc-based Matarocchio, was not produced in 2018 for fear that the fruit would not offer the concentration required of a wine of that important stature. The best of that fruit was used in this wine instead. For that reason, the 2018 Bolgheri Superiore Guado al Tasso sees a little more Cabernet Franc (clocking in at about 22% of the blend) and less Merlot, with the rest being Cabernet Sauvignon, of course, (at about 60%). To be honest, the percentage of Cabernet Franc has been deliberately creeping up over the years to render a more focused and sharper bouquet. Aromas of dark fruit and freshly milled white pepper replace the more banal cherry-based flavors delivered by the Merlot, and the wine appears more lifted and precise as a result. The Cabernet Sauvignon delivers spice and licorice, and these pretty aromas are likewise given more breathing room, thanks to the counterparts found in the Cabernet Franc. Linearity, sharpness, pencil shavings and dark currant or blackberry—this is the direction Guado al Tasso is taking, and this 2018 vintage opens the door to a new chapter for the wine. Some 115,000 bottles were made.
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    Tuscany 2 98-99 (JS)
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    SG$1,270.00
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    James Suckling (98-99)

    Full-bodied, dense and layered with fantastic aromas and flavors. Long, long finish. Serious contender here for wine of the vintage. One of the best ever from here? A blend of cabernet sauvignon, merlot and syrah.
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    Tuscany 1 96 (WA)
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    SG$1,030.00
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    Wine Advocate (96)

    Renzo Cotarella, managing director of Marchesi Antinori tells me that the 2018 vintage showed very different results in the inland and hilly Chianti Classico appellation compared to the flat, sea-facing Bolgheri appellation. This season saw some rain right before harvest. That extra humidity rolled right off the Chianti Classico hills and disappeared without effect, but it stuck around longer in the thicker, flatter soils of Guado al Tasso. For this reason, one of the estate's top wines, the Cabernet Franc-based Matarocchio, was not produced in 2018 for fear that the fruit would not offer the concentration required of a wine of that important stature. The best of that fruit was used in this wine instead. For that reason, the 2018 Bolgheri Superiore Guado al Tasso sees a little more Cabernet Franc (clocking in at about 22% of the blend) and less Merlot, with the rest being Cabernet Sauvignon, of course, (at about 60%). To be honest, the percentage of Cabernet Franc has been deliberately creeping up over the years to render a more focused and sharper bouquet. Aromas of dark fruit and freshly milled white pepper replace the more banal cherry-based flavors delivered by the Merlot, and the wine appears more lifted and precise as a result. The Cabernet Sauvignon delivers spice and licorice, and these pretty aromas are likewise given more breathing room, thanks to the counterparts found in the Cabernet Franc. Linearity, sharpness, pencil shavings and dark currant or blackberry—this is the direction Guado al Tasso is taking, and this 2018 vintage opens the door to a new chapter for the wine. Some 115,000 bottles were made.
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