Dark purple color (darker than the 2019 Vespolina), lovely blueberry aromas and flavors, some underlying minerality, rich and nicely complex, longish finish, this needs more cellaring. (Apparently this is 90% Croatina, 10% Vespolina, the DOC rules require at least 85% of single varietal for label to identify the principal grape.) — 3 months ago
Mountain forest floor, herbs — 7 months ago
At Moore Brothers tasting of Piemonte with Fung and Mary 1/25/25. Unusual blend with fruit from high up by the foothills of Alps but microclimate warm enough for palm trees. A rather rich and round texture and wouldn’t have guessed Nebbiolo. — 3 months ago
If a wine smelled like cherry cola spilled on a box of Crayola Crayons and it’s a great thing. — 6 months ago
Smelled strawberry, dried cranberry, pepper, leather and balsamic. Medium ruby color. Medium body. Tannic, mild acidity. Liked this a lot, but may be better with food. — 2 months ago
Last of my bottles & a bit sad to see it go- these were soulful wines, demanding not just in managing & extracting their corks but in leaning in to taste what they have to say. After a double decant & cheesecloth/strainer, tasted over 2 days, using a half bottle for day 2. What I loved was the wholeness & evocativeness of the wine, with all the parts having melded; fairly closed on nose but by day 2 old forest floor, rose hips, & black tea leaves; on palate all that & rose petals, dried cherries. The drinking window is closing as previous Delectable users have noted, but what a cool sunset. — 5 months ago
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Leather, cassis, plum, fig, camphor, mint, fennel. Rich but balanced. — 11 days ago