Suneal Vishnupad

9.1

Was honestly a bit disappointed this relative to some other wines from him. Ie was excellent out of the bottle but I think it might have gotten over decanted 4 hrs post opening. Surprisingly I liked the 1996 Barolo from him better — 20 days ago

with Kayla

Conrad Green

9.7

A wonderful lush nose. Burgundy like with floral notes, soft red cherry, leather. Savory and lifted and delicious. Great — a month ago

with Matt and Paul

Joho

9.8

Headline: “damn near perfect” not dry, not bitter, not sweet, not watery, just lovely balance all around. If you’re looking for a defining characteristic it’s that there is none. Some would say the greatest designs goes unnoticed. I would also say that the greatest wines should lay in a similar vein. There is no one flavor or characteristic about it that is overpowering the rest. — 2 months ago

michael pandolfo

9.3

White citrus in the nose. Burst of flavors on the palate. Green apple, quince, slight smoke, pomelo and under ripe pear. Longish finish — 13 days ago

Daniel veit

9.2

Gorgeous now, will develop even better over the next 7-10 years. — 14 days ago

Christine T

9.0

I love it more than some of the best champagnes! — a month ago

Tony Lamonia

9.2

A $40 Barbera….. but it drinks like a $40 Barbera. Really tasty. Would be a great midweek go to wine when cooking Italian at home. — 2 months ago

Suneal Vishnupad

9.4

Unlike the barbaresco, this got WAY better with time in the decanter. Much more structure vs the barbaresco and more depth. It was still quite tanic out of the bottle but with time it all became well integrated. — 20 days ago

with Kayla

Conrad Green

9.4

lovely soft dried cherry on the nose. Tangy marmalade. Haunting floral notes. Pretty. Likely Past its prime, but delicious and full of character. — a month ago

with Matt and Paul

Rodney Priestley

9.2

2018, pale and earthy color, light but intense, not much complexity but just enough. — 2 months ago