.I try a bunch-o-wine (technological phrase for more than most people). So every week, I share several of my wine testimonials (mainly from samples) and sampling details in a "mini-review" style. They are meant to become unusual, exciting, and (mainly) easily-digestible testimonials of (mostly) currently offered red wines (visit here for the skinny on how to read all of them), thus you can easily get right to the point as well as decide if they're for you (or not). Cheers!
2019 Michele Chiarlo 'Palas' (Barolo): Earthy, tasty, and also certainly not scared to flex its muscle edge. $NA A-.
NV Castagner Grappa Riserva 7 Anni 'Fuoriclasse Leon' (Trentino): More proof that the Italians often tend to keep all the really good Grappa for themselves ... $NA A-.
2023 Elena Walch Pinot Bianco Alto Adige (Trentino-Alto Adige): As always, a mineral-rich, fresh-as-a-daisy discount. $23 A-.
2021 Grosjean Vins 'Premetta' (Vallee d'Aoste): Deftly displaying why a glass of wine geeks are actually all around the spicy reddishes from this place today. $32 A-.
2019 Marilena Barbera 'Micro Cosmo' (Perricone Menfi): Spice, funk, reddish fruit, as well as a ton of enjoyable. $36 B+.
2021 Skouras Moscofilero (Peloponnese): Lovers of acid and citrus, rejoice and drink up!! $19 B+.
2018 Lost Paradise Reddish Blend (Kakheti, Georgian State): An obtained preference, without a doubt nearly syrupyin its own wealthy, self-indulgent type. $22 B.
2022 The Ordinary Other Syrah 'Gulch of the Ancients Winery' (Colorado): Apparently, by this delicious reddish's telling, CO's Ordinary Other is actually not truly usual! $NA A-.
2018 Bodega Amalaya Malbec (Salta): Smoky, flower, spicy, juicy ... all packages are checked out listed below. $17 B.
2020 Pascual Toso Cabernet Sauvignon (Mendoza): Putting a really good-- and also delicious-- foot ahead in its own fruit-forward way. $15 B.
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