Marchesi Antinori,
Tignanello
Tignanello is one of the foundational Super Tuscans and combines historic importance with unusually broad global recognition. Its large collector base gives it stronger liquidity than many similarly priced Italian wines. Its value is supported by historical importance, recognition and liquidity.
VINTAGE 2015
Source: Liv-Ex
Feb 2018 – Apr 2023
Within This Period
Varietal:
Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc
Classification:
Toscana IGT
Annual Production:
≈ 250,000–350,000 bottles
SIGNATURE VINTAGES
1971 First vintage under the Tignanello name and historically essential to the Super Tuscan story.
1985 An important mature reference from a great Tuscan year.
1997 A celebrated ripe vintage that helped reinforce international demand.
2015 A major modern Tuscan vintage.
2016 An even more classical benchmark with exceptional balance.
2019 A strong recent reference combining ripeness and freshness.
The Investment Case
Tignanello's value is supported more by historical importance, recognition and liquidity than by extreme scarcity. As one of the wines associated with the emergence of the Super Tuscan category, it has an unusually broad international audience. Strong vintages can therefore retain demand even with relatively substantial production, particularly once mature stock begins declining.
Country
Italy
Region
Tuscany
Varietal
Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc
Sub-region
Chianti Classico
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