Amazing natural sparkling red — 4 years ago
Nice drinking wine. Dry start. Fruity finish. — 5 years ago
100% negroamaro (worth it for the 1001 wines to try before you die list) — 5 years ago
Emmaline $32 (20) — 6 years ago
Warming. Great with a fresh pie (rubirosa) — 7 years ago
Screw water, I could drink this all day. — 8 years ago
Wow! Lots of cherry, tobacco fruit! Awesome wine. Yummy!! — 9 years ago
1990. GPH — 9 years ago
Yay! Oddball Piedmont! — 10 years ago
Really a lovely langhe nebbiolo from a producer we respect deeply after walking the Bricco Boschis with him a couple years ago. Decanted for 3 hours which I definitely recommend at this time. A bit unresolved still in terms of tannins. But deeply aromatic with great dark fruit and acid. Probably a better pairing with a cut of meat vs pizza. Delicious. — 3 years ago
Black cherry and strawberry — 4 years ago
Beauuuutiful Barolo. Loooooong finish. So much love for this grape. — 6 years ago
Focused rich flavor of dark fruit, must, vanilla. Round and long. — 8 years ago
Comment: Beautifully balanced nose that makes your skin crawl. This Barolo has deep baking spice notes balanced with herbs humid hay and a warm peppery balsamic finish. Pepper hits the palate first followed by dried herbs (organo, thyme) and a slight cherry/strawberry finish. Silky smooth tannins that give this a beautiful mouthfeel! Yum! — 8 years ago
Moore's. $19. Perfect mid spring Sunday wine. — 9 years ago
Wonderful Barolo! — 11 years ago
Came across a little flat even after 2.5 hour decant — 3 years ago
Goes really well with sesame chicken and noodles. Would probably go well with many chicken dishes. Light, not tannic/acidic. — 3 years ago
Last one; still very solid to go with fabulous pizzoccheri on a cold winter night. — 5 years ago
Perfect fresh bubbly. Get it at the wine shop at broadway market — 7 years ago
Not as much tobacco as the previous Barbera we had 2 weeks ago. Low tannin and high acid as normal. Stainless steel and old Slovakian oak. Very Good. 2013 vintage. — 9 years ago
Sinfully sweet as the name suggests, blood red in color, light on the palate. Most excellent. — 10 years ago
Love love love — 11 years ago
Chris MacLean
This is really solid but for 2 euros more the Vigna del Prey is a better QPR wine. — 2 years ago