Heather Rostker

9.3

Excellent Barbera — 17 hours ago

with Brian, Dave and 1 other

Jerry Raphael

8.9

Always enjoyable with pear and apple notes. Opening wine for SJOS Tasting I hosted — a month ago

Doug Powers

9.9

Wow, floral, faint road tar, this twin Barolo tastes 20 years younger than the Colonello, so rich, so YOUTHFUL, so complex, super long and lingering finish, really close to, if not there already, perfect!! — 3 months ago

with Jim

Andrew

9.7

Delicious! The best Moscato d’Asti — 14 days ago

Devlon Moore

9.6

Mind bender — a month ago

Kevin Arndt

Specialist Grand Vin Colorado

9.3

Always a toss up between this and Vigna Elena. Great stuff — 2 months ago

Anthony Kluska

9.0

Minerality and black berry preserve — 4 months ago

Tyler Felous

9.6

Beautiful old wine but tasted so young and alive. Classic barolo depth with velvet delivery — a month ago

Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego

9.6

2013 vintage. Decanted and tasted immediately and after 30 mins. Reticent nose. Medium-heavy body. Massive flavors and structure. Wouldn’t open it any time soon. Phenomenal now but so so intense. If you can Potsie it for a decade plus, do so. Another reminder as to why Barolo is the wine of kings. 11.01.24. — 2 months ago

Jay Kline

9.2

“Bricco Ambrogio” stands alone as the only MGA in the tiny commune of Roddi and it’s almost completely under vine. In fact, the most prominent geological feature in Roddi is the hill of Bricco Ambrogio. While the Lodali family were the first to bottle a single expression, back in the late 1970’s, we largely have Paolo Scavino to thank for the growth of its reputation as a source of depth and balanced Barolo over the last 20+ years.

The 2020 “Bricco Ambrogio” pours a bright, luminous garnet color; medium+ viscosity with no staining of the tears. On the nose, the wine is developing and predominately red fruited with notes of Morello cherry, cranberry, raspberry, rosebushes, tar, dried green herbs, cedar chest, spices, and gravely earth. On the palate, the wine is bone dry with high tannin and medium+ acid. Confirming the notes from the nose. The finishes long, grippy and spicy. A lovely Bricco Ambrogio with beautiful balance and sneaky power; arguably the benchmark for the MGA. Drinking well now in its youth (thank you 2020) but will surely gain complexity after 2030 and deliver smiles through 2040+. — 3 months ago