IL BORRO
MAGNUM 2019
IL BORRO • 1.5L FORMAT • TOSCANA ROSSO IGT
"Grandeur in every detail: the icon of the Ferragamo family in its most prestigious format for perfect evolution."
The Ultimate Collector's Expression
The Il Borro Magnum 2019 is not just a larger bottle; it's a statement of intent. This *Grand Vin*, born in the heart of an organic and biodynamic estate owned by the **Ferragamo** family, reaches one of its best historical interpretations in the 2019 vintage. The 1.5-liter format is preferred by experts and collectors, as the lower oxygen proportion relative to the liquid volume ensures extended longevity and a much more sophisticated integration of flavors. A Tuscan Bordeaux blend that defines contemporary luxury.
1. Identity Profile
Specific Origin: Il Borro Estate, San Giustino Valdarno, Tuscany.
Winery: Il Borro.
Grape Variety: 50% Merlot, 35% Cabernet Sauvignon, 15% Syrah.
Aging: 18 months in new French oak barrels and extended rest in this special format.
Format: Magnum (1.5 Liters).
Certification: Certified Organic.
2. Sommelier's Notes (2019 Vintage)
Appearance: Intense, deep garnet red, with persistent and elegant legs.
Nose: A majestic display of ripe red and black fruits, notes of Mediterranean scrub, sweet spices, cocoa, and a subtle mineral note of volcanic stone.
Palate: Contained power and superb elegance. The tannins are dense but extremely fine. The freshness of the 2019 vintage gives it perfect balance, with an unending finish that evokes the nobility of the Valdarno terroir.
3. Architecture of the Grand Vin Magnum
4. Pairing and Recommendations
Cuisine: Due to its format and structure, it is the ideal wine for grand celebrations. It pairs with Bistecca alla Fiorentina, large game roasts, premium meat cuts (Wagyu or Black Angus), and long-aged cheeses like Pecorino with truffle.
Service: It is recommended to serve at **18°C**. Given the Magnum volume, it is advisable to decant at least 2 hours before serving for the wine to "wake up" after its long stay in the bottle.
frequently asked questions (faqs)
How many standard bottles is a Magnum equivalent to?
A Magnum is equivalent to exactly 2 standard 750ml bottles. It's the ideal size for groups of 4 to 6 people.
Why is the Magnum said to be better for aging?
Because there is more wine exposed to the same amount of air (the space between the cork and the liquid), oxidation occurs much more slowly, allowing the wine to develop greater complexity without premature aging.
Does it come with a special case?
Generally, the Il Borro Magnum format comes in an individual wooden box or luxury case, making it a high-prestige gift.
