Wow yes this is the kind of young Barolo I want to be drinking. Wish I had a lot more of this! So juicy and fun while having plenty of the classic Barolo notes to go along with any and all the Italian fare I could throw at it. — 4 years ago
美味い😋!泡
バリック — 5 years ago
@Pisacco Milano — 6 years ago
A great, traditionally-styled Barolo. Long and complete. Dried cherry, tar, and roses all day. Finishes very dry with great length. @Lyle Fass — 7 years ago
Medium-bodied, berry-ish. — 8 years ago
Good depth. Very well balanced. — 9 years ago
Favorite of the night. Excellent Barbera. — 9 years ago
Excellent , excellent price — 10 years ago
Meal at Terra Plata, really nice and smooth — 3 years ago
Birthday wine — 6 years ago
Tasted at BaroloBrunello Milano 2017 — 6 years ago
Floral, balsamic, spiced and fruity (blackberries, raspberries), velvety tannins, long finish #Parusso — 8 years ago
Wow! Acidity fruit balance just wow! — 10 years ago
One of my favorite everyday wines — 10 years ago
My fondness for Silla Sebaste grows with each glass. This is my first Bussia from this producer and it’s approachable on opening and opens up even more over several hours. Pronounced floral and cherry nose. Mouth watering cherry and other dark fruits, spices, and add a little smoke and leather from front to mid palate. The moderate lingering tannins start to take over late palate and dry the mouth through the finish. Wonderful experience with a lot going on. — 3 years ago
Takes 2 hours to open up but then cherry and soft tannins. — 5 years ago
At Il brutto — 5 years ago
Already quite mature. Soft,
sweetly aromatic and feminine. Damp roses, blood orange, wet concrete, strawberry rhubarb pie in graham cracker crust. Supple tannins, persistent acidity. Incredible lifted floral perfume and elegance. — 6 years ago
Clearly not ready yet, but everything is here. — 8 years ago
2003 vintage. Once you get past the booziness of the vintage there is some really good juice underneath. — 9 years ago
A lovely, mature, but in no way heading over the hill, Barolo. — 10 years ago
Bill Belanger
Works best with heavy bolognese and trofie. Sour cherry and mineral on the palate. — 3 years ago