Lalos bday magnjm — 7 months ago
Great with cheese and crackers. — 2 years ago
On 26-7-20 — 6 years ago
Light golden color. Slightly viscous citrus driven with mineral edged. Very solid food wine. — 7 years ago
Fascinating side by side with the Pio Cesare ornato 2000. This had an unusual amount of sweet cherry fruit and was a new world bright contrast to the pio cesare. I really enjoyed this. The ornato is supposed to be more new world but it was very old world to me in contrast to the la spinetta barbaresco. — 9 years ago
Favoritt , smelter i munnen fruktig og litt eiksmak . — 9 years ago
With violet Black berry cherry dry plum beefgarky conamon nutmeg
Fruitiness M+ Sweetness M+ Acidity M Tannin M Soft 15% French oak large Luigi Righetti Amarone della Valpilicella 21 @4950, Mont, 251120 — 6 months ago
Very interesting nebbiolo. Garnet color, started with low aroma but opened to a complex nose. Black fruit, floral notes, licorice, plums in liquor and the tipical rustic tone that most Italian wines have. Good tannin on the mouth, very nice acidity. Good permanence in mouth. Drank it for more than 2 hours to enjoy it at its fullest. — 7 years ago
cesare. fresh fruit on the nose, ever so slightly fizzy, cranberry, high acids for rich foods, gentle midpalate tannins, cesare da casaletto 18E — 9 years ago
Super fruity! Cherry n a little raspberry among the tomato n a little viol. Mild tannins. Nice. — 9 years ago
At Campania in Canton — 7 months ago
Tasting fabulous right now. — 2 years ago
Da cesare en roma — 3 years ago
Baking spices, slight hint of menthol, sweet but with a funkier creamy finish, cinnamon — 7 years ago
1965. Birth year wine on birthday. Pronounced nose, weak in the middle, tired at the finish. But enough about me, the wine was great. Interesting at first with ripe strawberry, cherry, forest floor, cedar notes, long finish. After opening up bell pepper flavors emerged, which was fine but others may not like. I enjoy these old bottles made by the Mondavi family, this one signed by Cesare. Enriches the experience to know you are drinking an historic, old wine made by an iconic family. — 8 years ago
Jay Kline

Popped and poured; enjoyed over the course of several hours. The 2023 “San Bartolomeo” pours a deep ruby color with a transparent core; medium viscosity with moderate staining of the tears. This really needed air and showed better after an hour+ of being open. What unfurled was an elegant and quite beautiful expression of Dolcetto showing notes of fresh black berries, blueberries, purple flowers with the stems, a mix of dried herbs and warm spices with dry gravelly earth. On the palate, the wine is dry with medium tannin and medium acid. Confirming the notes from the nose, the finish is medium+ and slightly savory. A precise and technically brilliant Dolcetto. Drink now through 2030. Thanks for the assist @Lyle Fass — 6 months ago