Good concentration. Black fruits. Dried plum. Meat. Dried tomato. @1500/G, GDR, 260408 — 3 months ago
2022 vintage (James Suckling 93)
— 7 months ago
Diana light red at montage Utah with need Wellington — 7 months ago
Smooth, not sweet, tasty Viognier. — 4 years ago
@Delectable Wine the 2005 Vigna Rionda. — 6 months ago
Ruby red. Raspberry blueberry ample aroma. red tea. Animal. Vanilla Clove roasted. Fe. Smoky Red flower.
赤Fruitiness M+ Sweetness M Acidity M Tannin M Smooth Silky. Bitterness M Body M Finish M 13.5% Good balanced. Elegant Stefano Lubyana Primavera, Tasmania 23 @7700, AD, 251214 — 7 months ago
This is a teenager Cortese that decided to become a punk. But its parents accept the whims of the youth. So the rebelling spirit stays tamed. The bouquet is full of spoiled white plums, soaked white flowers, raw dough, kōcha kinoko, smoke, and pickles. To my taste, it lacks acidity (so not sure what destiny awaits this little rebel). Overall it is complex, multilayered, and even has some delicacy. And all these umami flavours (hello, mr Shiitake)! And the aftertaste of ripe, even baked fruits and pickles. A good find, for sure. — 4 years ago
Rated 8.9 last 8 yrs ago- now beautifully developed. Plum-prune nose, chocolate dark fruit with blood orange on the palate, just enough tannin for a nice finish with leather and tobacco hints. Delicious — 18 days ago
Very light and sweet. Will drink this again! — 3 months ago
Simple label. Italian class. Very light color. Certainly a rusty edge to it. Looks old. Smells like old wine. Old books and rock cellars. Flavors are complex and strange. Tart with a nice tannic dry streak. Hint of meat. Slightly smoky. This is a classic Nebbiolo. Almost orange in color and filled with zip and tricks inside. — 6 months ago
Beautifully expressive fruit, complimented by earth and tar. Light and elegant, but vibrant with balanced tannins. — 8 months ago
Beautiful tannins moderate acidity stone fruits — 3 years ago
Cellared for 2 years - notes of raisin begin to appear underneath a fruit forward wine. — 4 years ago
Steven Heydemann
98 was not a great vintage and why Giacosa bottled the SS as a red label has long been a bit of a mystery. There’s a lot in this wine to like, and no reason to leave it sitting in the cellar. Fully mature, ample bricking, softer but still lively fruit, rich mouthfeel with classic sous bois, a bit of iron, red berry and herbal overlay, and soft maybe a bit overripe tannin. Lovely, but not near Giacosa’s most memorable SSRs. — 2 days ago