Cena casa augusto con peter z — a year ago
Faisanes jesus o augusto lalo y chacho — 2 years ago
Asamblea ugrch 2023 augusto thanasy jesus o — 2 years ago
Mazf lalo jesus augusto diego jeff tim jason @preferido — 2 years ago
Mazf lalo jesus augusto diego jeff tim jason — 2 years ago
Celebrating one more married year ! 🙂 Excellent wine. — 10 months ago
Cena casa augusto con peter z — a year ago
Cena casa augusto con peter z en magnum — a year ago
Mazf lalo jesus augusto diego jeff tim jason @preferidopalermo — 2 years ago
Mazf lalo jesus augusto diego jeff tim jason — 2 years ago
Cena casa augusto con peter z — a year ago
Cena casa augusto con peter z — a year ago
Cena casa augusto con peter z — a year ago
Cena casa augusto con peter z en magnum — a year ago
Jay Kline

Cappellano is a name that holds a very special place in my heart. The wines from this estate have a tendency to speak to my soul. They too, have a rich history that dates back to the mid/late 19th century. The 1961 was produced during the time period that Francesco Augusto Cappellano was custodian of the estate (along with two other nephews of Dottore Giuseppe Cappellano who, passed away in 1955). Contemporarily, Cappellano is inextricably associated with the Gabutti MGA. Prior to the 1980’s however, Cappellano sourced fruit from multiple vineyards in Serralunga (according to Ken Vastola aka Obi-wan Cannubi).
This particular bottle was opened several hours prior to service. The 1961 Cappellano Barolo pours a pale garnet with a translucent core and a little rust color around the edges; medium viscosity with no staining of the tears and signs of fine sediment. On the nose, the wine is vinous, with Morello cherry, persimmons, beef stock, sage, leather, truffle and dry earth. On the palate, the wine is dry with medium+ tannin and medium+ acid. Confirming the notes from the nose where there is an almost bloody character. The finish is long and sanguine. Personally, I don’t know this hits the way that Teobaldo and Augusto’s wines do but this is good. Like, really effing good. It’s becoming exceedingly rare to drink old Barolo from producers like this. I feel very fortunate Drink now with patience through 2041+? — 6 months ago