The nose of this wine is bold and saturated, bursting with savory wild cherry, salted plums, mushroom, and leather that seem to say power incarnate, but in a restrained, country gentleman manner. On the palate, the density of the 2015 vintage takes over. It is discreet power: full yet never heavy, it just shows a subtle energy. The flavors show Poggiarellino's trademark Marasca cherry that emerge from a pool of plummy depth. Hints of cola, leather, and wild herbs segue across your tongue, while the wine's central backbone is always apparent. Gentle hints of tannin only emerge in the end. The finish replays much of the Marasca cherry, with subtle earthy spice lingering on for some time. A long life ahead for this wine that will really begin to open in 2025 but is delicious now.