2013 Poggio Valente (Riserva), Fattoria Le Pupille (Bottle)

A darker set of aromas and flavors emerges from the 2013 Poggio Valente Riserva. Deep, dense and layered to the core, the 2013 is all about structure and power. Leather, spices, lavender and black cherries meld together in a young, embryonic Poggio Valente loaded with potential.

2013 Poggio Valente (Riserva), Fattoria Le Pupille (Bottle)

A darker set of aromas and flavors emerges from the 2013 Poggio Valente Riserva. Deep, dense and layered to the core, the 2013 is all about structure and power. Leather, spices, lavender and black cherries meld together in a young, embryonic Poggio Valente loaded with potential.

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Style Full , Dry , Oaked

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Vinous

Although just racked, the 2013 Poggio Valente Riserva shows Le Pupille’s move towards a style that emphasizes nuance and finesse. Some of that is the personality of the year, but the use of larger casks is evident as well. Today, the 2013 is still an infant, but it will be unquestionably fascinating to follow. I can’t wait to see what the next year brings.

90-93 Points / Drinking 2017 - 2033

By Antonio Galloni / October 2015

Vinous

Le Pupille’s 2013 Poggio Valente Riserva represents a clear stylistic departure from the past. Powerful, expressive and also dense, the 2013 nevertheless presents a super-classic interpretation of structure. Far from an easygoing wine, the 2013 is going to need at least a few years to come into its own. This is the second vintage aged in 500-600L barrels, a choice that has given the Poggio Valente a much more classic feel. The 2013 has only recently been bottled, but it is pretty impressive just the same. I can’t wait to see how it ages.

92 Points / Drinking 2018 - 2028

By Antonio Galloni / November 2016