joy horn

8.9

Langhe Nebbiolo 2022. Bought with dinner at Veneto $40. Deep and rich. Noticeable tannins. — 3 months ago

Kamall

8.9

Tasted over 3 days with a view to buying for the cellar. So closed its hard to tell what wine is in there! Very muscular. Not much to enjoy today. — 2 years ago

Alan Johnston

9.1

3.1. Nice, tasty, light Italian red. On sale for $15.19, regularly $16.79. — 4 years ago

ZC

9.5

Viv/Sam wedding - asti cant go wrong — 4 months ago

Carter White

9.5

Bright fruit and dusty earth, fresh, tannins softened with a short decant, drinking beautifully, sophisticated yet gluggable. — a year ago

Blake Walker

9.1

Initially tight/closed after 1 hour decant. Started to open up on hour 2. Very enjoyable. Likely better in 1-2+ years. — 3 years ago

Francis le cave

9.3

Sweet spot — 4 years ago

Peter van den Besselaar

9.1

Vintage 2019 | very complex layered smell with roses, cedarwood. Rich and balanced smell that engages me more than the true to type taste with lots of bitters. — 5 months ago

Hamilton Schwartz

9.5

Amazing. With Bigham’s! — 2 years ago

Andy Hall

9.3

Okay, one big note for all 7 of the terrific Xmas eve and Xmas wines. Started off with the cab/cab franc blends. Peter Michael Au Paradise ‘12 at 93 pts. The splendid Favia Cerro Sur ‘07 at 95 pts. Xmas eve traditional dinner of Meatballs and penne at 98 pts beat the Luigi Einaudi barolo mag ‘10 at 92 pts. Early Xmas day drinking started with a solid ‘16 VASO sauv blanc at 93 pts. Traditional Turkey dinner was accented by my first 100 pts post on Vinous : ‘15 Peter Michael Point Rouge Chard. Into the bad ass cabs. ‘07 Chappellet Pritchard Hill at 96 pts and ‘05 Shafer Hillside Select at 99 pts. What a holiday drinking lineup to toast a shit 2020. — 4 years ago