There is a velvety side to this Lupicaia

the 2005 Brunello di Montalcino Riserva is quite similar in style and personality than the straight Brunello

This is a big but focused Bèze that has already begun to shut down

This is a big but well-balanced wine that should age well over the medium to even longer-term

(from 3 separate parcels that aggregate only

Ramonet, Chassagne Montrachet Morgeot Blanc other_regions_italy There is a velvety sideMinty and overtly citrus suffused aromas include whiffs of petrol, orange peel and white peach. There is fine volume to the relatively sleek medium weight flavors that possess a caressing yet relatively powerful mouthfeel while exhibiting good length on the dry, mildly austere and decidedly compact finish where enough warmth to mention slowly emerges. As is typically the case with this wine, its not refined though neither is it overtly rustic either.