Clear ruby red colour with a brighter rim. Open nose, cherry, some walnut and fresh cedar wood. Some blood orange on the palate, round and supple, coarse-grained tannins, harmonious acidity, and a medium-long finish.
59,00 €
Born from a rigorous selection of the finest vineyard parcels, each edition is released under a distinct artistic identity, evolving over time as part of an ongoing collection rather than a single expression.
Layered, contemplative and age-worthy, the wine combines depth and structure with refined aromatics and mineral tension, revealing the complexity of Montalcino through a more limited and collectible production
A treasure trove of labels
Each selected vintage of Collezione Arte is defined by a different artistic interpretation, making every release visually unique. The label is not fixed, but evolves over time as a curated series of artworks, each chosen to reflect the identity of the specific year.
The edition shown features an artwork by Maria Micozzi, created for Olga Peluso during her time in Montalcino. The composition depicts a seated female figure positioned above the world—an image of will, effort, and reflection in tension. It expresses the duality of vanity and wisdom, symbolised by the peacock and the owl: beauty and intelligence, appearance and awareness.
Each vintage becomes a distinct dialogue between wine and art, where expression is never repeated but continually reinterpreted.
The southwestern side of the Montalcino hill, is much more anthropized, it is easy to find reinassance villas, ancient castles and attended farms. In the heart of this beautiful area, Donna Olga’s four hectars (9,8 acres) producing the single vineyard Brunello di Montalcino Donna Olga, are surrounded by a stunning landscape, dotted by cypress trees, and curated gardens. Standing over the vineyard, Villa Donna Olga welcomes wine lovers, artists but also young people interested in the magical world of wine.
It is precisely the geological map developed by the experts appointed by the Consorzio del Brunello that highlights that, while the estates are positioned on two opposite slopes, they originate from a common Sillano formation, rich in calcilutites and argillites bestowing minerality and longevity to the wines of the estates, while the climatic differences between the two slopes allow the Brunellos to differentiate in terms of fruit, structure, and bouquet.
