C.C. Fridlin

9.0

Enjoyed at Florence. In Vino Veritas near Palio Vecchio — 7 months ago

Amy Riehl

9.1

Really enjoyed this at Palio Restaurant in Leesburg. It was several months ago so I really don't remember details other than I loved it. — 8 years ago

Brendon Coleman

9.6

Mighty fine Italian style wine from the beautiful Lusso winery in NSW central west of Mudgee — 9 years ago

Glenn Micallef

9.0

Strong, fruity red Italian wine 🍷, pleasent finish — 9 years ago

Camilo Jaramillo

9.0

210818 rojo palio, aroma Muy fuerte, suave sabor — 3 years ago

Yuriy Granat

9.5

Loved this Brunello! Tried 2011 vintage on Dec 29, 2017. Let it sit in the glass for 5 min and it really opens up. Nose has distinct hint of dark chocolate, the usual blackberries and some oak. The taste is on the light side, but quite gripping and not bland at all. — 7 years ago

Dock Hooks

9.0

Reminiscent of Beaujolais' Gamay, this southern part of Tuscany's Ampeleia is producing some fine red wine! Mine tonight, after 30 minutes swim and spin in the decanter's pool of naked open space and air shows first to the nose wet rocks, slate and sandstone freshly accenting menthol and anise then strictly earthen dirt and minerals and a hint of the berries. First kiss is lightly but intriguingly nasty, wet and dripping red fruit which immediately coats and clings but most interestingly reaches back for the wet rocks overlooking the Med, then re-engages just in time to leave hints of her red and blue berry essence complimenting the blackened octopus in a mash of white beans and spices laced with a hint of Tabasco offered up by Chapel Hill's Il Palio located off Franklin Street (checkout both) Ciao🕶 — 9 years ago

William Lee, Jr.

9.1

Braised lamb ravioli w/porcini cream — 4 years ago

Tom Mitchell

9.5

Very good Italian. Bought downtown Specs — 4 years ago

Dock Hooks

9.0

Occhipinti Siccagno Nero d'Avola 2013

She came on dark turning rubyesque, a spin and first kiss, dripping red from my lip to my white linen cuff, not unlike the juicy explosion of a ripe blackberry, her color and allure dancing in the decanter, then leaning closer, more warmly spilling into my glass, she dips and turns, another spin, I breathe her in and her earthen essence laced lightly but luxuriously in red and black fruit lingers and lures me to drink, her acid does a balancing act with a purple plum preponderance her tannins squeeze holding the moment, we go deeper, darker until she dives disrobing as she rolls, slides, sideslips and seduces another dance, another turn, another twist - "and the band plays on..." For the love of the juice🍷🕶🌀

PS: kale salad @ Il Palio, in Chapel Hill is brilliant! Don't miss that place when there, or, make it a destination - digging their grilled octopus, too🍷🕶🌀 — 9 years ago