Il Marroneto's 2015 Brunello di Montalcino presents one of the prettiest expressions of fresh, ripe strawberries that I can recall, complemented by hints of subtle sweet spice, leather, and cedar dust, while also gaining further depth the longer it sits in the glass. On the palate, soft textures are offset by zesty red fruits and hints of Tuscan spice-box, with red florals punctuate the experience. The finish leans more to the savory side. A twang of brisk acids tugs at the senses, hints of fine tannin settle in, and sweet spices linger long. The balance here is remarkable in this wonderfully pure and pretty expression of Sangiovese.