Like an herbal tisane (but boozier...) — 7 years ago
Really strong Barolo from 2004. Nice red fruit on the nose and palate. Smooth but with a great acidity. Served with porterhouse, roasted mushrooms, and mashed potatoes. — 9 years ago
Really good! Bubbly Raspberry goodness! — 9 years ago
Always enjoy the 2000 Barolos. This is drinking well. Prune, cherries, elegance and well balanced. — 11 years ago
Similar to a good Pinot Noir - Rusty loves! — 12 years ago
Fantastic! Ready. — 13 years ago
Very sweet 5.5% ALC — 6 years ago
Nice entry level nebbiolo. Representative of the grape for sure. — 7 years ago
LOVE this. Candied apples and a touch of funk — 8 years ago
@Delectable Wine freisa blend not nebbiolo — 9 years ago
Thanksgiving leftover wine — 11 years ago
Barolo still confounds me. Haven't found my ah ha moment yet. Constantly searching — 11 years ago
Soft and fruity — 12 years ago
Not something I would want as a sipping wine, but very nice with food. Enjoyed it with a pasta dish with a lot of tomato and cream. — 7 years ago
Creamy, tropical, banana. Elegant and balanced. Hangin’ with @francoconterno — 7 years ago
Aromatics off the chart, fresh and bubbly — 9 years ago
a pleasant surprise from a producer i don’t know. leathery, ashy earth driven cherry. — 9 years ago
I hate Chardonnay and love this one, its got a lot of noise — 11 years ago
Med. Ruby; nose of dark cherry, plum, roses, sweet spice; lovely ripe cherry& raspberry jam fruit with plum and spices in the finish, lingering finish with sweet tobacco and flowers. — 11 years ago
Needs time!!!!!!!! — 12 years ago
Doesn't get any better than this — 12 years ago
John Malcolm
Very tannic and acidic even after a couple of hours of decanting. It needs several hours (about eight) in the decanter to calm down and open up. Earthy and smokey. Dried dark cherries, pomegranate, tar, cedar, leather, and spices. Powerful and dense. — 5 years ago