On 26-7-20 — 6 years 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
Soft nose. Very long . Delicious 🍷 — 9 years ago
Nice refreshing Moscato. Delicious — 10 years ago
Very good. Smooth — 11 years ago
Cherries. Light bodied. Smooth finish. Nice recommendation. — 11 years ago
Medium to full chery still med tannins . Better than pio cesare same year — 12 years ago
French like Italian at Ballatos in NYC — 13 years ago
Nose is barbera on steroids. That fresh dark cherry blackberry fruit. Some elegant cough syrup. Assaults the nostrils. Just leaps at you. Complex. As this opens on day 2 nose is insane.
Palate is incredibly dense. Fresh wild Blackberry fruit. Wild young cherries. Intense balancing acidity. Almost tart. Silky tanins. A hint of herbals. Really intense. On day 2 more chocolatey. Dark but fresh blackberries. Delicious.
Long finish.
This will be a 9.4 or 9.5 in 2-3 years. I’d drink with a 2 hour decant now.
Bought from fass selections — 6 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
Great label and really enjoyable Barbaresco made in a very classic style yet fun to drink now. — 10 years ago
The nose of apples and peaches continues to the palette. This Chardonnay is clean, crisp and balance and paired great with our meal. — 11 years ago

Stellar Vino!! Best wine for the $$ — 11 years ago
1964. Still had another 10+ to go — 11 years ago
Nice easy to drink
Light — 12 years ago
Supertuscan by Mastrojanni: blend of Sangiovese and Cabernet Sauvignon — 12 years ago
Pretty mellow Syrah. A bit creamy in taste as well. Seems to get better by the glass :) — 14 years ago
2019 vintage. Albarino from 35 years old vines close to the Umia river on predominantly sandy soils. Fermented in stainless steel and 6 months of ageing on the lees. Bright very pale yellow. Lovely perfume of lemon confit, fresh yellow prunes, with hints of quince and a distinctive minerality. Fresh taste with ripe stone fruit (prunes, peaches), very present but not aggressive acidity and some mineral salinity in the finish. Very dry with less than 1 g/l of residual sugar. Abv. 12,5%. Very good value at less than 15 euros. — 6 years ago
Big thanks to @Pietro Amirkhanian ! — 7 years ago
Light golden color. Slightly viscous citrus driven with mineral edged. Very solid food wine. — 8 years ago
Very fine silky mild tannins, nice deep fruit. Black cherries and a hint of tar. — 8 years ago
Very smooth vintage wine! — 11 years ago
Very good little wine from the Cesare. Nose is clean with good fruit. The palate is juicy and approachable mild tannins, good acidity, the finish will develop in the right direction. Very happy — 12 years ago
I could drink this like water. — 12 years ago
Black fruit, velvety on nose, stewed blackberry, nice smooth oak. Mouth: very jammy, heavy body, well balanced acidity and tannins, very straight forward not much complexity, round, easy drink. Cost 2 euro 70. 2 o 3 meses en barrica. 8/10 for me Victor not too excited — 13 years ago
Daniel Bloom
Moving northward in our search for Nebbiolo. From Grinasco.
N: Mossy, tarry,cherries, dank, dark minerals, lovely, w air a kaleidoscope.
P: Bright acids, tar, cherries, forestall, perfect w Laura Nyro. Tannins open up w time, grippy, black rocks.
— 5 years ago