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Poggio di Sotto

Poggio di Sotto is widely regarded as one of the two or three finest Brunello producers in Montalcino, producing wines of extraordinary purity and longevity from 14 hectares of organically farmed vineyards on the southwestern slopes of the appellation near Castelnuovo dell'Abate. Founded in 1989 by Pier Luigi Polla and acquired by ColleMassari in 2011, the domaine maintains traditional Brunello production: extended maceration, aging in large Slavonian oak casks for three or more years, and release only after full maturation. The Brunello di Montalcino averages $221 per bottle across 164 lots with the 2006 vintage most-traded. The Riserva—produced only in exceptional years—averages $421 across 75 lots, with the 2010 the reference year. Prices reach $2,629 for the rarest Riserva lots. Total volume: 362 lots at $286 average—among the highest per-bottle averages for any Brunello producer. The 2010 Riserva is widely considered one of the finest Brunello ever produced.

The 2010 Riserva—considered one of the finest Brunello di Montalcino ever produced—averages $421 per bottle across 75 auction lots and has reached $2,629 at auction.

Poggio di Sotto maintains the most traditional Brunello production in the appellation: organic farming, extended maceration, aging in large Slavonian casks for 3+ years, and late release.

The portfolio average of $286 per bottle across 362 lots is among the highest for any Brunello producer in the secondary market, reflecting the domaine's cult status among Italian wine collectors.

The 2006 Brunello di Montalcino—a landmark vintage for the appellation—is the most-traded vintage in the database, averaging $221 per bottle across 164 lots.

Auction Lots

361

Avg Price / Bottle

$262

Top Vintage

2010

Price Range

$51 – $2.6k

In the Glass

Sangiovese Grosso of extraordinary purity and terroir transparency: dried cherry, violet, dried rose, iron ore, tobacco, and earthy mineral on a medium-full body with silky, age-worthy tannins. The Riserva adds depth, complexity, and remarkable aromatic persistence—secondary notes of leather, dried orange peel, and truffle emerging with a decade of cellaring. The southwesterly slope produces wines with warmth and structural elegance simultaneously.

Portfolio

Wine	Colour	Avg Price	Lots Sold	Top Vintage
Poggio di Sotto, Brunello di Montalcino	Red	$234	255	2010
Riserva	Red	$399	82	2010
Poggio di Sotto, Rosso di Montalcino	Red	$85	24	2017

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Poggio di Sotto is based in the Tuscany wine region.

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