So light tasting, not fruity and a bit dry for a surprising 14.5. Had at hone wine tasting otherwise &65 retail. Thin in color so it’s surprising that it’s such a high alcohol for an Italian wine.
So light tasting, not fruity and a bit dry for a surprising 14.5. Had at hone wine tasting otherwise &65 retail. Thin in color so it’s surprising that it’s such a high alcohol for an Italian wine.
2 people found it helpfulNov 10th, 2018Fruit is great, but the tannins are over the top. Time should mellow. I'd give this one at least 5 year before drinking
Fruit is great, but the tannins are over the top. Time should mellow. I'd give this one at least 5 year before drinking
1 person found it helpfulFeb 14th, 2015Enchanting aromas of red and black cherries, pine cone, leather, light incense, and hint of truffles. The acidity was still quite bright and high tone, and the tannins was slightly sweet and chewy. Long elegant finish. Needs minimum 5 more years to reach its peak.
It was incredible that this 12-year Barolo was available at $54 in a local Italian restaurant. What a deal!
Enchanting aromas of red and black cherries, pine cone, leather, light incense, and hint of truffles. The acidity was still quite bright and high tone, and the tannins was slightly sweet and chewy. Long elegant finish. Needs minimum 5 more years to reach its peak.
It was incredible that this 12-year Barolo was available at $54 in a local Italian restaurant. What a deal!
Nov 25th, 2019The nose was driven by rose petal, leather, and vanilla from the barrique . There are undertones of some dusty earth and wet mushroom. The fruit is starting to fade on the nose but on the palate shows a lot of tangy dried cranberry. Alcohol is a little hot and with persistent tannins and pleasantly tart acidity. Have with a steak or earthy fungi preferably in a butter sauce.
The nose was driven by rose petal, leather, and vanilla from the barrique . There are undertones of some dusty earth and wet mushroom. The fruit is starting to fade on the nose but on the palate shows a lot of tangy dried cranberry. Alcohol is a little hot and with persistent tannins and pleasantly tart acidity. Have with a steak or earthy fungi preferably in a butter sauce.
Dec 7th, 2017