A Big surprise, color dark red, nose tension/heat, berries, taste is delicious with a very balanced acid/tannic finish, a thrill. — 5 years ago
2013 vintage; grape is called Ruché Castagnole Monferrato grown north of Barolo. Small percentage of grapes (5%) are dried before pressed, like appassiemento, and rest are harvested late. Quite viscous with red brick color of light intensity; interesting intense nose of dark dried fruits and raspberries; same fruits in the mouth with added silky tannins, liquorice, acidity and long finish. Me likey! — 8 years ago
Soft and juicy; nice, but not great — 4 months ago
Amazing! Great ratings and so smooth. The finish is nice a subtle. — 7 years ago
Pretty flowers and cranberry goodness. Soft and easy — 8 years ago
Ruché seems to be a perennial favorite of mine, ever since my first bottle back in 2016. Beautiful brick red color; it looked older than 2 years! Very aromatic nose with nice floral notes and what almost smelled like a red moscato. Bright red fruit on the palate with some warm spices thrown in. Just wonderful. 100% Ruché. 12/26/22. — a year ago
Had this wine 10 years ago at Lupa. Lots of berries- a touch of sweetness. Very smooth but almost too light — 6 years ago
2010. 14,5% — 7 years ago
Chris MacLean
Surprisingly good on the first night. I had Montalbera a few times 8-10 years ago, and wasn’t impressed. This was not bad but faded quickly. — a month ago