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9.3

A bit of stuck match and candied lemon peel start you off the. You move into saline lemon electric brightness and crushed stones. Yum!! — 5 days ago

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9.4

Every time I drink one of these bottles I kick myself for not buying more (even though I buy it by the half-case). Basically my favorite Nero d’Avola in the world. With age it shows leather and dried flowers, raisins and dried cherries and wonderful chalky mineralogy. Great acidity and powdery ethereal tannins. — a month ago

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9.7

Stellar. Many young vintages of this wine show their oak more than this. Sure there’s a coconut whiskey barrel note but more prominently incredibly smooth and supple tannins wrapped around cherry and plum notes with hints of dried herbs and graphite. Stunner. Drink now or hold for three decades or anywhere in between. — 2 months ago

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9.0

Alder had this 5 days ago

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9.4

This is simply a gorgeous wine. sappy berry and fresh herbal savoriness welded to a wonderfully mineral backbone. — a month ago

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9.3

In lovely shape with biscuity butterscotch secondary aromas layered over the still-racy mineral brightness. — a month ago

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9.2

And to those who say that orange wines are devoid of pleasure I say, you probably haven’t had the right ones. But if you just don’t like them, that’s OK, too. I’ll leave you all the beer and single malt scotch, you leave me all the amphora raised Vitovska and Ribolla. — 3 months ago

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9.5

One of California’s most delicious wines, proving as it ages that it is more than just a pretty thing. Fruit mellowing but still juicy with herbs and floral notes reaching higher more expansive tones. My last bottle but wish I had 12 more. — a month ago

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9.3

Lovely lean berry and biscuit. — a month ago

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9.3

Wonderfully stony berries and floral notes. Who says Beaujolais has a monopoly on Gamay? The Loire can do it, too. And very well at that. — 3 months ago