Data sheet
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- Cellar
- Cupano
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- Region
- Toscana
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- Name
- Toscana IGT
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- Year
- 2024
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- Blend
- 100% Sangiovese
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- Gradation
- 13.00%
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- Size
- 75cl
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- Temperature
- 16-18°C
Why the winemaker recommends Cupano Vino Rosso Galletto Toscana IGT 2024
The Cupano Vino Rosso Galletto 2024 is a glass of wine, a secret best shared with those who truly know how to listen to wine. That's why it's recommended to the most expert.
The essence in the glass expresses the purity of the Montalcino terroir, unfiltered or industrially standardized. It doesn't chase muscular power, but rather captivates with its pinpoint finesse. The 2024 vintage offers a taut acidity and a mouthfeel of moving dynamism. It embodies a visceral respect for the vineyard and the unmistakable signature of the winery.
It's a snapshot of a young but already extraordinarily expressive vintage. The Vino Galletto represents Cupano's freedom of expression, where the stylistic signature matters more than the denomination. It invites you to enjoy it now for its energy and leave a few bottles in the cellar to watch it blossom.
Characteristics of the Galletto di Cupano Red Wine
The 2024 Cupano Vino Rosso Galletto is a pure Sangiovese that expresses the Montalcino terroir. Its agile, luminous, and extraordinarily fresh character is the result of twelve months of aging in large barrels.
In the glass, it displays a transparent and vivid ruby red hue. On the palate, it strikes with its taut and dynamic profile, supported by vibrant acidity and youthful yet refined tannins that are never invasive. The structure does not focus on muscular concentration, but rather on a smooth, artisanal flow that evokes continuous drinking and the highest gastronomic expression.
The aromas evolve in the glass as soon as it is poured, revealing a crisp and immediate impact on the nose, dominated by fresh red fruits such as currant, morello cherry, and pomegranate, accompanied by a floral hint of violet and hints of undergrowth. With light oxygenation and the warmth of the glass, the aromatic profile expands and evolves. Fresh fruit gives way to darker, more elegant nuances of plum and fine spices, such as white pepper and a hint of wild licorice.
With prolonged contact with the air, the mineral and clayey essence of the Cupano hill emerges. Notes of moist earth, Mediterranean herbs, and a very light trace of blood are evident, lending the nose a fascinating and ever-changing complexity.
Recommended pairings for Rosso Toscana IGT 2024
The Cupano Vino Rosso Galletto 2024 demands dishes that respect its freshness and vibrant acidity, without overpowering its elegance with excessively heavy textures. Here are some ideal suggestions to showcase it to its fullest.
Traditional Tuscan first courses: Pici with farmyard ragù, where the white meat of duck or rabbit marries the finesse of youthful tannins. Pumpkin and amaretto tortelli, where the freshness of the wine balances the sweetness and fattiness of the filling. Pappardelle with porcini mushrooms, where the mushroom's forest floor notes echo the evolving aromas of the glass.
Meat and artisanal main courses include sliced Chianina beef with rosemary, where the juiciness of the meat enhances the minerality and lively mouthfeel of the Sangiovese. Roast pigeon with pomegranate reduction, where the fruit's acidity echoes the wine's first olfactory notes. Pork livers in the net, where the fine tannins perfectly cleanse the palate of the fatty shoulder.
Cured meats, cheeses, and vegetarian cuisine include a platter of Cinta Senese and pecorino, where the spiced cured meats and medium-aged cheeses find an ideal contrast with the freshness of the red. Tuscan ribollita with extra virgin olive oil, where the wine's mineral structure perfectly supports the soup's complexity and flavor.
Serving Temperature:
To best enhance the elegance and freshness of the Cupano Vino Rosso Galletto 2024, it's essential to carefully consider the serving temperature for this Sangiovese, which should be between 16° and 17° Celsius.
Too high a temperature would accentuate the alcohol content at the expense of the aromas, while a temperature below 14° Celsius would stiffen the youthful tannins, making the wine less smooth. If the bottle is stored in a temperature-controlled cellar at 14° Celsius, we recommend bringing it into the dining room about twenty minutes before serving to allow it to naturally reach the perfect temperature.
The most suitable glass is a medium-sized red wine glass, such as the classic Bordeaux glass, or a slightly slender tulip-shaped glass. This design allows the liquid to have the right surface area in contact with oxygen, promoting the gradual release of fruity and floral aromas. At the same time, the not excessively flared opening directs the aromas directly to the nose and directs the wine to the center of the tongue, enhancing the freshness and balance of the flavor without amplifying the acidity.


























































