The 2009 Brunello di Montalcino is an impressive wine with an upfront style and few hidden secrets. It presents its bountiful fruit, ripeness and suppleness with confidence and follows up with rich consistency and a long finish. The close is slightly sweet with shadings of almond marzipan and hazelnut but there is enough of a tannic backbone to keep the wine compact and firm. It needs a few more years of bottle aging. Drink: 2016-2024. Campogiovanni is the Montalcino estate of the historic Chianti Classico producer San Felice based in Castelnuovo Berardenga. I noticed that a couple of the samples I received listed the producer as "San Felice" on the label. Importer: Premium Brands, www.paoloboselli.com