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I went down to the cellar the other day at Il Poggione and took this photo of the oldest bottle labeled "Brunello" in our library. Today, our estate is known as Il Poggione but in the 1930s, the labels read Franceschi after the family name of the owners.
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I will be visiting Montalcino in October 2008 and will be happy to help them drink it
Barry from Australia
Posted by: B. Cotterell | August 02, 2008 at 08:51 AM