Podere Ruggeri Corsini
Matot Langhe Rosso Nebbiolo Blend
This could be a wonderful house wine or BTG selection in any proud Italian restaurant of good repute. Not terribly complex, but available for as little as $10 USD makes it a steal in my estimation. Medium-bodied with decent structure. More Dolcetto character showing in this blend, and there is a distinct white pepper and garrigue shining through that I enjoy very much. Solid little table wine that needs food but is not lacking in fruit or acidity.
This could be a wonderful house wine or BTG selection in any proud Italian restaurant of good repute. Not terribly complex, but available for as little as $10 USD makes it a steal in my estimation. Medium-bodied with decent structure. More Dolcetto character showing in this blend, and there is a distinct white pepper and garrigue shining through that I enjoy very much. Solid little table wine that needs food but is not lacking in fruit or acidity.
Jan 19th, 2018Glass of this and 6 Calm Cove oysters for $14 during happy hour at Bar Mingo. Seriously, does it matter how good it was or if it goes together? It's pretty plush, ripe and "big boned" though.
Glass of this and 6 Calm Cove oysters for $14 during happy hour at Bar Mingo. Seriously, does it matter how good it was or if it goes together? It's pretty plush, ripe and "big boned" though.
May 20th, 2016Great weeknight red. Honest, true and great value. I would have sold the crap out of this in my bygone retail days.
Great weeknight red. Honest, true and great value. I would have sold the crap out of this in my bygone retail days.
Apr 13th, 2018Geranium, sour cherry, ash, and graphite all over. Mouth-puckering tannins and bright acidity send fruit to the background somewhat. This is begging for a Thursday pasta dinner.
Geranium, sour cherry, ash, and graphite all over. Mouth-puckering tannins and bright acidity send fruit to the background somewhat. This is begging for a Thursday pasta dinner.
Jan 13th, 2017