Without its Biondi Santi domain, the Brunello di Montalcino appellation may not have become what it is today: a prestigious, Italian winemaking area with an international air. Known for the excellent cellaring potential of its wine, this domain’s reputation began to take off during the 19th century. The owner at the time, Clemente Santi, saw his Sangiovese grapes – a variety he had studied and worked on for many years – prized during the Paris Exhibition in 1867. Time flows, as does the wine, and the commendations haven’t dried up either. Enthusiasts from the world over snap up these crus because of their elegance and longevity.
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