Monte Bernardi, Sa'etta other_regions_australia There is a beautiful underlying

There is a beautiful underlying tension and energy here and this should age well

The Pingus vines were planted in 1929 in two different sectors of the village of La Horra

This is a buy and forget you own it wine as I would suggest not touching a bottle for at least 10 years

combining the spicy character with the minerality

with plenty of tannins

Monte Bernardi, Sa'etta other_regions_australia There is a beautiful underlyingSa'etta comes from a single vineyard planted in the 60s on compact sandstone rich in quartz, known locally as pietraforte. Michael Schmelzer calls 2016 a classic and fresh year which yielded particularly small concentrated bunches. It is discreet on the nose opening slowing to offer precise aromas of clove, flint, winter mint and moist earth. Savoury rather than fruity, the palate is equally tight with a firm backbone of chiselled tannins and