Arcanum Il Fauno Di Arcanum Super Tuscan

Merlot-led Bordeaux-style blend from Tenuta di Arceno's warm clay vineyards • A Super Tuscan crafted by vigneron Pierre Seillan

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$112
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$128
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Region : Tuscany, Italy

Product Type : Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot

Vintage: 2020
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Il Fauno di Arcanum is a Merlot-led Bordeaux-style blend from Tenuta di Arceno's warm clay vineyards in Tuscany, crafted by vigneron Pierre Seillan.

Deep ruby, it shows wild berries, dark cherries and plums, with undergrowth, graphite and dark chocolate.

Full-bodied and creamy, with candied black cherry and ripe plum, a silky texture and fine tannins, it finishes long with tobacco, pepper and toasted oak.

Lovely with lasagne, grilled lamb cutlets or roast duck.

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Wine details
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15% ABV - 750 ml - Toscana IGT, Tuscany, Italy

Sustainability
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Non-interventionist winemaking philosophy on a 1000-hectare estate with minimal chemical use, co-founded International Wineries for Climate Action (IWCA) to lower carbon emissions, and micro-cru vineyard management preserving diverse terroir across 92 hectares of Tuscan vineyards

Tasting notes
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Deep ruby red with violet highlights. Perfumed nose of wild berries, dark cherries, and plums with intriguing notes of undergrowth, graphite, and dark chocolate. The palate is full-bodied and creamy, with generous flavours of candied black cherry, ripe plum, and balsamic, complemented by a silky texture and fine, subtle tannins. Flavourful finish with excellent length and lingering notes of tobacco, black pepper, and toasted oak.

Serving temperature
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Serve at 16-18 °C

Food pairings
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Lasagne al forno, grilled lamb cutlets with mint pesto, roasted duck with plum sauce, Taleggio cheese with fig compote, beef tenderloin with red wine and mushroom sauce

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