Montenidoli, the
Mountain of Little Nests
, sits high above San Gimignano in the
Tuscan hills.
Since their first commercial vintage in 1971, the estate has been
celebrated for authentic, terroir-driven wines
that honor both history and land. Their 2023
Colorino
is a striking example,
elevating a grape traditionally used only for blending into a wine of its own.
Aged as a standalone varietal, the
Colorino
is deep and inky,
unfolding layers of blackberry, dark cherry, and bramble, accented by subtle earth and spice.Velvety and smooth
, the
finish is plush and lingering
perfectly balancing rich dark fruit with a gentle, savory edge. – Caitlin Peters (Pogo’s Sommelier)








