Adam Baker

8.9

Drank as 2nd bottle with Ryan and Elissa. Wonderful meal. — a month ago

with Elissa

Christine T

9.1

Good structure. The 2017 is ready for consumption — 6 months ago

Bob McDonald

9.1

Pale Ruby with a lighter tawny rim. Possibly the lightest bodied Barolo I’ve ever tried. Herbs, Pine needles, red fruits (cherry) and menthol on the nose. The palate, even though light to medium bodied has medium plus intensity - very savoury. Dave Fletcher is an Australian who is one of the senior winemakers at Ceretto who allow him to do his own thing with his own label on the side. — a year ago

Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego

9.2

2019 vintage. Currently walking that fine line of youthful drinkability and long-term aging. No wrong choices here. 05.21.25. — 2 months ago

Jaume Reverter

9.5

Dinar casa Martí. Vi blanc Itàlia per aperitiu , curiós, diferent i amb un punt dolçet. Molt bo — a year ago

Anthony De Blasi

9.2

Compared to the barolo still quite closed and tannic. Needs additional cellaring time — 9 months ago

Brian D

9.0

Nice bright and crisp white. — a month ago

Dan R

9.1

Fragrant, cherry floral earth and leather tones. Oaky on the palate, still pretty aggressive. Dense. Intense with serious palate impact. Kinda hard to rate…could use a few more years I figure — 5 months ago

Anthony De Blasi

9.3

Suite approachable. Especially compared to the Barbaresco. Good wine! — 9 months ago

Mathew

8.9

Well … it’s always a treat to drink something so old. Yet, a bit musty (as in lacking energy yet with just a hint of the other - beautiful ‘must’) and very peppery. Still … interesting and enjoyable. — 2 years ago