One of my favorite Barberas — 6 years ago
Another wine from Greg’s friend Andrew. A little chalky. But should open up. Very nice. Beautiful color. — 6 years ago
1961 Oddero Barolo, pristine bottle with interesting neck tag. Gorgeous mature nose, dark cherries, brown sugar, leather, earth, charred wood. Silky palate, ripe sweet red fruits, dense mid palate, resolved tannins, perfect acidity. Excellent. #odderobarolo #oddero — 7 years ago
A cut above the rest. Pear nectar, candied apricot, lemon zest and floral notes. A bit fizzy. High acidity balances out the sweetness. — 8 years ago
very nice wine, lots of spice and earth. not as elegant as the Oddero Rocche — 9 years ago
Solid wine, 15 years young from the 1999 vintage. Cabernet from Piedmonte region of Italy. Tastes like a Bordeaux, but with more acidity and mineral character you see in Nebbiolo from these parts of Italy. Plenty of life left. 5-7 years easy or more. Fine, but firm tannins frame the finish of dried currants and cherry with some grilled herbs — 11 years ago
Wow, extraordinary! — 5 years ago
Heavy breathing! — 7 years ago
Heavily tannic but well integrated. Cherry, non French oak, and herbal funk. Great Barolo. — 7 years ago
Bright red cherry fruit and firm tannins. Some iron mixed in as well. Very nice Dolcetto! — 8 years ago
Tasted at BaroloBrunello Milano 2017. Very young — 8 years ago
Ready. Liquirice, ink and ripe plums. A wunderful, austere Barbaresco. — 9 years ago
2011 vintage. Great pairing with pizza. 90+ — 10 years ago
There is not enough lively acidities and tannic grip to provide support, texture and definition for the aromas that are dominated now by old wood and lack detail and focus. Some people like its relaxed, unforced style but the winemaking is not as accomplished as those from Roagna, Cavallotto and Oddero. After 24 hours, the aroma dissipates to reveal the tertiary notes and the tannins come forward. — 5 years ago
Let’s make more native yeast Riesling! It’s top two, three of the worlds great grapes and I feel like we’ve barely tapped into what it can do. Many of our favorite Riesling makers have been stubborn, sticking with pre-selected strands from the same mother.
Oddero Riesling is very good, but it tastes not unlike Alsace or Mosel or Rhône. Shy aromas with smokey flint and lemon. I don’t have much to add because I couldn’t find much more. Big textures and familiar territory. — 6 years ago
Too young, however a good representation of a young blended Barolo. — 7 years ago
Great wine with Joanne & John! — 13 years ago
Kevin Blix
Little past prime. Raisin ish. Still enjoyed — 5 years ago