Caparzo is one of the old names in Brunello, founded in 1970 and was one of the region's founding 13 estates. It's resolutely traditional, ageing wines in large oak botti so you don't get much oak flavour. You're in for a particular treat with this wine, as 2016 was a cracking vintage in Tuscany. It's a long term sort of wine, so we'd recommend decanting to open it up and serving with red meat or similar.
Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt
Earthy leather notes on the nose with black cherries and aromatic camphor notes. The tannins are firm at the moment but with great fresh fruit underneath and warm baking spices.