Andy@andyberke.com

8.9

Quite tannic. Too dry. Still fine — 4 hours ago

Tom Kobylarz

9.3

This can easily go up in score, pretty young but did great over 5 days tapped twice with a coravjn and then cork pull the last day.

Outside of the OG Ferrando, and there is not much else bottled here outside of them and Produttori, outstanding first try of this one. — 3 years ago

Anthony Kluska

9.0

the leather and Earth notes and leaves that you expect from cannonau however it also has this undertone of dried fig that is amazing — 6 years ago

Kirsten Kelley

9.2

So great- a 2020 at the end of 2025. Really enjoy from the first sip! Direct from montalcino! — 4 months ago

Nicola Morvillo

9.0

On 16-11-21 — 4 years ago

Natasha Langton

9.6

Beautiful baked apple flavours — 5 years ago

Bob McDonald

9.4

Had friends over for lunch on Saturday and had a match off with this 1997 Dominus with a 1997 Wynns John Riddoch - both from magnum. This Dominus I first tried at TriBeCa Grill in New York about 8 years ago and it was a wow wine for me. In fact the best Cabernet I had ever had outside of Bordeaux. No detailed notes but this was more savoury and less fruit driven than I remember. The consensus around the table was in favour of the Riddoch with me as the sole vote for the Dominus. No detailed tasting notes. — 6 years ago

Kimberly Sebby

9.2

TW, loved kt — 7 months ago

Stephen Mavroghenis

9.3

Fruit forward. Bags of cherries and blackberries. Wonderful wine that is easy to drink. Little acidity. This wine knocks it out of the park (as the Americans say). — 3 years ago

Pooneet K

9.1

Beautiful wine. Just starting to amber in the glass. Very nice white fruit and flowers on the nose. Finish lacks just a bit of acid which keeps this from being even better. But still a delicious wine, especially paired alongside some simple Dover sole meunière and an asparagus torte for our 5 year anniversary. — 6 years ago