Solid and consistent notes — 5 months ago
Red fruits. Mellow after some aeration. Currants. Dirt. — 5 years ago
Perfect dinner wine. — 5 years ago
Bought from Sainsbury's. Oak, very tasty. — 5 years ago
Easy taste with great meat — 7 years ago
Rich Occitanian red (Malbec) enjoyed with boeuf bourguinon at Petit Robert Bistro, Boston — a month ago
Unfiltered perfection. — 5 years ago
Fantastic wine. Peaches, medium bodied. Couldn’t put the glass down. — 6 years ago
Catching up with old wine notes now that I’m spending more time at home. Aromas of earth, mushrooms, beetroot, root vegetables in general. Afterwards - dried rose petals. Easily Premier Cru standard. The palate is intense, fluid, long and very Burgundian - the most of any Australian Pinot although I am hearing wonderful things about By Farr Serre. A sooty tarry earthy element developed after a while. A brilliant Pinot Noir. — 7 years ago

Lighter than expected for a barolo but good value from Trader Joe’s — 4 months ago
fun bottle - will be great in 5 years. nice pre-ripe black currant on the finish — 6 months ago
Purchased at Pirouette. Enjoyed at home with Jessie on 10/5/2024. — 2 years ago
Ypo fine dining italy — 5 years ago
Pop and pour. Vinous note suggested early drinking, CT tasting notes suggest waiting. Split the difference? I was expecting a fruit-forward modern-styled barolo, and while this definitely leans modern, it is not over-the-top. In fact, quite charming at this stage. On the nose: classic blood orange, soft florals, but modern sandalwood inflections, with some dried strawberry secondary notes. On the palate: excellent acidity, bitter herbs, dried raspberry, dried sage, and soft plum. Serious tannin kicks in, but the finish is juicy enough that most food pairings will soften the tannic blow. Tipping the scales at a burly 14.5% ABV, but this is surprisingly nimble. I really enjoyed this... — 5 years ago
Enjoyed at Davanti Enoteca in Western Springs IL — 6 years ago
Lovely union of age & integrity. Fruit, structure, earth, & balance. At its peak. Will last at most for 2 years. # 2 of 3 bottles. Delicious. Glad I waited. Aerated & decanted for 2 hours. Enjoyed with a 50 day aged prime sirloin steak. — 7 years ago
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Is a Merlot rather than Savigionese — 19 days ago