The red of the Lungarotti reconfirmed among the top in Italy

The Reserve Rubesco 'Vigna Monticchio' of Lungarotti., Torgiano Red (year 2007) are reconfirmed this year between supervini Italians in 2013 and finished in the top three most renowned Italian red in the guides. Other label Lungarotti Ranked in the top 100 of the monthly special Gentleman - which crosses the scores obtained by the 5 major guides in the country - is the Sagrantino di Montefalco 2009, reaching 34th place. "We are particularly pleased with the award, which comes on the occasion of our fiftieth anniversary - said the managing director of the company Umbrian its helm. "In fact, having two labels reported is a privilege for the few (only six companies with two wines, ed) and rewards the winning combination as search and Umbrian terroir". They are 470 points recorded by the algorithm of Gentleman for the Reserve vineyard Monticchio Torgiano, 3 glasses of fruit assigned by Gambero Rosso, the 5 clusters of Duemilavini, the 96/100 of Maroni, of the 94/100 Veronelli, and 17/20 L'Espresso.

The version of 'premium' of Rubesco (Latin rubescere: blush) is a product made in Umbria for 50 thousand bottles a year. Uncorked in 45 countries around the world is composed of 70% Sangiovese and 30% by Canaiolo, with an average age of approximately five years. On the label, a bas-relief detail of the Fontana Maggiore in Perugia, the most beautiful fountain in the square of the thirteenth century.

For the younger Montefalco Sagrantino, an expression of the new wave of Lungarotti family, the final score for the year 2009 was 449.5 with a peak in the evaluation given by the Espresso (18/20) that he prefers the award-winning Rubesco Reserve . It is 2.1 million bottles Lungarotti the volume of production in 2011, with 21 labels and a market that is divided equally between the Italian and the rest of the world. In addition to the required Torgiano and Montefalco, that add up to about 250 hectares of vineyards, the family is active on the entire wine. With Lungarotti Foundation and the Museums of oil and wine (called "the most important in Italy" by the NY Times), the resort Le Tre Vaselle - a luxury Relais Spa dedicated to wine therapy - and 12 apartments of Poggio alle vineyards.