100% Aglianico. Dark ruby/purple color. Aromas and flavors of plum, black cherry, tobacco, dark chocolate, graphite and freshly turned soil. Touch of pepper spice on the finish. Bright acidity and very firm tannins. Bone dry. Best with food. Give this one a decant. — 2 years ago
Ripe stone and citrus fruit. Herbaceous. Hint of hazelnut and pistachios. — 5 years ago
This is not barbera despite the name, but camaiola grape. Olives, a bit of game, a lot of plum and berry, long lingering finish with tannin and some earth. This is better on day 3. Definitely a repeat buy. — 2 months ago
Muscat of Alexandria — 2 years ago
Another good (and underrated) wine from an unheralded varietal (also known as Uva di Troia) from the Puglia region of Italy. Dark purple color with ruby highlights. Concentrated nose and pallet of red/black berries and spices. Earthy hints of prunes, dates and figs. Silky tannins. Plush, concentrated, vibrant and bright. — 3 years ago
Wonderful wine, reminded a bit of Monastrell. Herbs and red fruits. — 5 years ago
A beautiful wine.
Nose: white flowers. Lemon. Mountain meadow. A hint of sponti.
Palate: so clean. Drinking a mountain stream. Finely powders minerals. Lemon flowers.
More than the sum of its parts. It has an elegance.
This wine seems to oscillate between very dense meursault and a wispy chassagne like thing from vintage to another. A huge swing.
Fass selections — 7 months ago
Young cherry fruit. Very bright and young. Early season cherries. — 3 years ago
Marco Lavazza
Very nice, didn’t know it. Easy to drink with a wonderful ending, fresh — a month ago