Cerbaiona is spoken of in the same hushed tones as Soldera and Biondi-Santi—a cult Montalcino estate first made famous by a former Alitalia pilot who traded the cockpit for the vineyard in the late 1970s. Its Rosso di Montalcino is the "baby Brunello," the wine that lets you taste that legendary perfume and galestro minerality without the years-long wait a Brunello demands. Traditionally farmed and raised in large oak casks, it's classic Montalcino to its core, just in a lighter, earlier-drinking package. A rare chance to drink at a cult address.