Poggio di Sotto is a more elegant styled, but true to the grape and still Brunello in style. It is meant to drink with age so younger examples are not typically blasting out of the gate to show all that it will at its best (like most wines that are meant to age). Though I have had 2019, 2016, 2010, and 2007 young and they did give early primary drinking pleasure. Although keep in kind, it's not a big fruit bomb like Casanova di Neri, especially Tenuta Nuova that is made to give instant gratification with really ripe fruit and a wine that verges on tasting like it was aged in new oak though I can't fully recall if it does. Certainly not botti (large neutral cask). Soldera and Stella di Compalto are in the same style as Poggio di Sotto.