Ca' Del Poggio

Marchesi Mazzei

Poggio Badiola Sangiovese Blend 2019

This is the type of wine I really enjoy. Earthy, not too dry, not sweet. A little dry, but not to make you pucker, medium tannins, NOT fruit forward (thank god). It tastes like an Italian red wine. Served it with a bolognese-ish pasta. Worked well, very enjoyable. Sangiovese, merlot and petit verdot. — 7 days ago

Ca' Rozzeria

Neive Barbaresco Nebbiolo 2016

This is Garagiste’s private label. I’m guessing the producer is Icardi because that’s usually their go-to for Barbaresco and Barolo, but I can’t be sure. In any event, this is terrific wine and at its peak, in my view. Nose is classic with rose petals, beautiful dried cherry, mineral-flecked gravel, and some tertiary old library scents making an appearance. Soft, long, and balanced in the mouth. Really fine. Strangely, zero sediment. — 2 months ago

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Ca' del Grifone

1967 Toscana Super Tuscan Blend 2020

Drink this shit with pasta. Just buy a bunch of this shit, it's pretty good. — 3 months ago

Ca' Momi

Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon

K- 8.5 not super fruity overpowering like fuck that’s sweet — a day ago

Castello di Monsanto

Il Poggio Riserva Chianti Classico Sangiovese Blend 2000

Vintage 2000 | Cellaring rewarded the wine :-) bottled elegance, light footed sangiovese with good structure, dances in the glass — a month ago

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Jay Kline

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@Dave same. I have access…but I ridiculous prices, especially when you consider how great the Riserva is.
Jan de Weerd

Jan de Weerd

Wow 😳 2000!!!

La Ca' Nova

Montestefano Barbaresco Nebbiolo 2018

2018 vintage. Decanted and tasted after 30 mins. Light-medium/medium body. Oodles of power. Just starting to transition into adulthood. 2.20.26. — 2 months ago

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Ruud Verhagen

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La Ca' Nova

Vigne Bric Mentina Montefico Barbaresco Nebbiolo 2015

La Ca’Növa is now under fifth generation leadership; they used to sell all their fruit to Gaja. Super traditional methods with a twist; they used botti made of Austrian oak instead of Salvonian. Vigna Bric Mentina is a sub cru of the Montefico MGA where the soils are relatively sandy.

Popped and poured; enjoyed over the course of two hours. The 2015 “Vigna Bric Mentina” pours a garnet color with a transparent core; medium+ viscosity and no staining of the tears. On the nose, the wine is developing with notes of ripe Morello cherry, raspberry, strawberry, roses with freshly cut stems, cedar chest, dried herbs and gravelly earth and minerals. There’s also a kiss of VA, just in case you needed a reminder that this is a traditional Italian wine, lol! On the palate, the wine is bone dry with medium+ tannin and medium+ acid. Confirming the notes from the nose. The finish is long and slightly savory. This is absolutely baller. How did I sleep on this producer for so long? Oh yeah…I remember: access. I live in Omaha. Welp…now I have another producer to chase. Drink now with patience (enjoy the ride!) and through 2045.
— a month ago

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Gaja

Ca' Marcanda Vistamare Toscana Vermentino Viognier 2021

A nice blend with peach and a bit of almond on the palate. Lots of acidity. March 2026. — 2 months ago

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