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Il Cocco

Il Cocco Brunello Di Montalcino

Tuscany, ItalyRed · Sangiovese Grosso

Il Cocco Brunello is a firm red with sour cherry, leather, and a dry finish.

$78750ml1 available

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In the glass

About this bottle

Wine Type: Red
Vintage: Varies by release
Bottle Size: 750ml
Grape Variety: Sangiovese (Brunello)
Appellation: Brunello di Montalcino DOCG
Country: Italy
Region: Montalcino, Tuscany 
Producer: Il Cocco
Vineyard: Estate vineyards in Montalcino
Soil: Galestro and clay-limestone influence (typical Montalcino mix)
Farming: Traditional, hands-on farming
Alcohol: ~14–15% (varies)
Fermentation: Traditional red fermentation with native-leaning approach
Aging: Long aging in oak, built for structure and longevity

Tasting Note:
Brunello is about power with restraint, and Il Cocco lands in that classic lane: sour cherry, dried rose, orange peel, leather, and tobacco, with savory herbs and a stony mineral backbone. The palate is firm and structured, with real tannin and a long, dry finish that makes it feel made for food, not for easy sipping. Give it air and it opens into a more perfumed, silky place. A serious bottle for bistecca, ragù, mushrooms, braises, and aged Pecorino when you want dinner to feel like an occasion.

About the Producer:
Il Cocco is a traditional-minded Montalcino estate focused on classic Brunello character: patient élevage, structure, and balance that rewards decanting now and cellaring later.

Tastes like sour cherry · dried rose · orange peel · leather · tobacco

  • Cherry
  • Citrus

Taste

At the table
Steak, lamb, ragù, mushrooms, braises, aged Pecorino.

The bottle, at a glance

Region
Tuscany, ItalyMontalcino
Style
Red
Farming
Traditional
Alcohol
13%
Soil
Galestro and clay-limestone
Winemaker
Giacomo
Aging
Long aging in oak
Winemaking
Hand harvested
TuscanyItaly

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