PIAN DI
NOVA 2021
IL BORRO • TOSCANA IGT ROSSO
"The harmony of Valdarno: a red that seduces with its spicy character and unmistakable organic elegance."
The Contemporary Face of Il Borro
The Pian di Nova 2021 represents the dynamic vision of the **Il Borro** winery. Located at the foot of the Pratomagno mountains, the estate takes advantage of a unique microclimate to cultivate highly expressive Syrah. In this blend, Syrah contributes a silky structure and notes of black pepper, while Sangiovese injects the liveliness and fruity character typical of Tuscany. With balanced aging in second-use French oak barrels, it is a wine that prioritizes fruit honesty and unpretentious elegance, true to the refined lifestyle of the Ferragamo family.
1. Identity Profile
Specific Origin: San Giustino Valdarno, Arezzo, Tuscany.
Winery: Il Borro.
Variety: 75% Syrah, 25% Sangiovese.
Aging: 12 months in French oak barrels, followed by 6 months in bottle.
Certification: Certified Organic.
Volume: 750 ml.
2. Sommelier's Notes
Appearance: Intense ruby red with bright purplish hues.
Nose: An explosion of ripe red fruits (cherries, raspberries) complemented by spicy notes of black pepper, clove, and a subtle hint of vanilla.
Palate: Smooth and balanced entry. Tannins are round and polished. It presents a refreshing acidity that highlights notes of blackberry and spices, with a persistent and very clean finish.
3. Pian di Nova Architecture
4. Pairing and Recommendations
Cuisine: Its versatility makes it the perfect companion for classic Tuscan cuisine: pasta with ragu, cured meats, roasted white meats, or a traditional Bistecca alla Fiorentina. It also pairs excellently with medium-aged cheeses.
Service: Serve at an ideal temperature of **16°C to 18°C**. It does not require prolonged decanting, but benefits from 15 minutes of aeration in the glass.
frequently asked questions (FAQS)
Is this wine suitable for cellaring?
Pian di Nova is designed to be enjoyed in its youth for its fruity freshness, although its structure allows it to evolve favorably over the next 5 to 7 years.
What does Syrah contribute to this Tuscan soil?
Syrah in Il Borro develops a unique character thanks to the schist-rich soils, providing a very elegant mineral and spicy note that is not common in other blends of the region.
Why is it called Pian di Nova?
The name refers to the topography of the estate, specifically to the plains ("Pian") surrounding the ancient medieval village, where some of the sunniest vineyards are located.
