Antonelli San Marco

Chiusa di Pannone Sagrantino di Montefalco 2015

Fabio Franchella

9.4

A sipp of this wine and you know what „tannins“ means! Dark fruit, deep, long, wild — a month ago

Marco De Bartoli

Pietranera Sicilia Zibibbo 2023

Al Doyle

9.2

Pale, lovely delicate sour acids, softening into fantastic balance after a while, helpfully cutting through the salty anchovies I drank it with. — 5 months ago

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La Cerbaiola di Salvioni Giulio

Rosso di Montalcino Sangiovese 2021

Andrew Cullimore

9.2

Quite light ruby with wide pink rim . Very intense red cherry , spiced strawberry, raspberry , rose petals , dried Provençal herbs and crushed rocks . On the palate lovely sweet red fruits ; those spiced cherry , strawberry jam and raspberry present on the nose . Herbal notes and a hint of liquorice . Very elegant and refined , with good acidity and fine , polished sweet , but noticeable, tannins . Good length , with that saline tinge at the end . Very moreish even at this stage , young and fresh with balanced alcohol (I would serve this cool however ) . Probably will improve over the next 5 years and last a further 5-8. On this showing a step ahead of the 2020. — 6 months ago

Ira, Tom and 4 others liked this

Secondo Marco

Amarone della Valpolicella Corvina Blend 2013

Martin Bergqvist

9.5

2013 vintage in 2024, drunk at a restaurant in Valpolicella in 2024 — 2 months ago

Marco De Bartoli

Vigna La Miccia Marsala Superiore Oro Grillo 2018

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9.4

Dreamy is the word that comes to mind as the 2018 Vigna la Miccia Marsala Superiore Oro wafts up with a decadent blend of roasted almonds and hazelnuts, complicated by gingery spice and baked peaches. This opens with a pretty inner sweetness and oily textures that are perfectly offset by notes of spiced citrus, cloves, cedar and a bitter tinge of coffee grounds. It cleans up beautifully, ridiculously long and staining yet still fresh, leaving hints of cocoa and butterscotch to linger on the finish. (Eric Guido, Vinous, June 2024)
— 3 months ago

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