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Le Ragnaie 'Troncone' Toscana IGT 2023
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Description
Troncone is Le Ragnaie’s most immediately enjoyable expression of Sangiovese, offering a clear and inviting window into the estate’s philosophy. Crafted with the same care and restraint as the Brunello, this Toscana IGT emphasizes freshness, precision, and drinkability—making it equally suited to weeknight enjoyment or thoughtful tasting.
Quick Facts
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Region: Tuscany, Italy
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Appellation: Toscana IGT
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Varietal: 100% Sangiovese
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Farming: Estate vineyards
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Vinification: Concrete fermentation, native yeasts
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Aging: Large-format Slavonian oak
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Alcohol: ~12.5%
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Style: Fresh, elegant, food-friendly red
Tasting Profile
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Aromatics: Sour cherry, wild strawberry, subtle herbs
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Palate: Bright red fruit, lively acidity, fine tannins
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Finish: Clean, lightly savory, refreshing
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Overall Impression: Pure, agile, and effortlessly drinkable
Why We Love It
Troncone delivers everything we admire about Le Ragnaie—clarity of site, restraint, and balance—at a level that’s approachable and versatile. It’s a thoughtful introduction to the estate and an ideal starting point for exploring Montalcino through a lighter, more immediate lens.
Winemaking & Viticulture
Sourced from younger vines and select estate parcels, Troncone is fermented in concrete vats using native yeasts, with gentle extraction to preserve freshness and aromatic lift. The wine undergoes malolactic fermentation and is aged primarily in large-format Slavonian oak, allowing Sangiovese’s natural character to remain front and center without overt oak influence.
Serving & Pairing
Serve slightly cool to highlight freshness. A natural match for charcuterie, simple tomato-based pastas, roasted vegetables, grilled sausages, or casual weeknight meals.
Estate Overview
Le Ragnaie is one of Montalcino’s most respected producers, known for its high-elevation vineyards and classical approach to Brunello di Montalcino. Under the direction of Riccardo Campinoti, the estate focuses on minimal intervention, traditional methods, and transparency of site—producing wines that favor balance, longevity, and a deep sense of place.
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