Portfolio by Wine
Castiglion del Bosco Brunello Riserva Millecento 2016
Italy Montalcino
97 Points JamesSuckling.com
Tasting Notes
The wine preserved the acidic crispness that keeps it very young—thanks to the pH level. At the same time, we can perceive its extraordinary longevity, thanks to a very long finish. Notes of soil and graphite are combined with delicate hints of violets and cedar. The mouthfeel is enhanced by a great balance and an incredible length of drinking.
Castiglion del Bosco Brunello Riserva Millecento 2019
Italy Montalcino
97 Points, #35 Top 100 Wines of Italy 2025 JamesSuckling.com
Tasting Notes
A captivating bouquet, with mineral notes of graphite blend seamlessly with delicate hints of violets and aromatic cedar. On the palate, it reveals a fine balance between complexity and freshness, supported by a vibrant acidity that keeps the wine youthful and lively. The tannins are polished, providing structure without overwhelming the elegant fruit and floral nuances. Its remarkable length on the finish, combined with its harmony and depth, highlights both its immediate appeal and outstanding aging potential.
Castiglion del Bosco Campo del Drago Brunello 2015
Italy Montalcino
98 Points JamesSuckling.com
Tasting Notes
A nervy, complete and characterful wine. On the nose and palate, it harmoniously enshrines outstanding characteristics: crisp, ripe fruit with superb balsamic nuances, well-integrated acidity and exceptional tannic quality. Campo Del Drago 2015 best expresses itself in the long term, with an incredible proclivity for extremely long aging.
Castiglion del Bosco Campo del Drago Brunello 2016
Italy Montalcino
97 Points JamesSuckling.com
Tasting Notes
Complex and rich wine, with great grit. Both on the nose and on the mouth, it is intense and harmonious, characterized by a crunchy fruit, with well-integrated acidic notes and hints of officinal herbs. The wine also has a remarkable tannic quality.
Castiglion del Bosco Campo del Drago Brunello 2017
Italy Montalcino
95 Points JamesSuckling.com
Tasting Notes
Campo del Drago 2017 is surprisingly fresh on the nose with floral and citrus notes. The perfectly completed phenolic maturity is distinguished in the mouth, with a tense and long finish. The wine has no bitter notes, typical of the 2017 vintage.