My second time tasting this wine, and just as good as the first. My wine sat in a decanter for three hours, and then I poured. The blend is 50/50 Sangiovese and Cabernet Sauvignon. I think that I like this better than a Brunello because it has more backbone and a layer of complexity that a Brunello doesn't have. Is it worth $45 a bottle? You bet!
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50/50 Cabernet/Sangiovese. At 8 years of age, this is ready to go now with a short decant. The Cabernet comes through pretty clearly on the nose, meat and mushroom notes. Smooth tannins at this point and I’d say prime drinking window is now plus 3.
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My second time tasting a Poggio Antico wine and I'm impressed. My wine sat in a decanter for five hours and then I poured it into a Pinot glass. This is a very smooth wine with little tannin. I think that it is a better wine than the 2015 Poggio Antico Brunello that I tasted recently. It is definitely worth $45 a bottle, and I plan to purchase some more.
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Didn't read the TN/reviews in advance but similar to SS's impressions and not nearly as high on it as WA94+ and JS94. Enjoyed over Italian lunch, likely needed more of a decant but paired very nicely with food. Leather, tobacco, and plummy fruits with touches of spice, but felt a little reserved and even flat at times on the finish. Yummy but not yet hitting the mark, especially at the $40 price point, perhaps a year or 2 more of integration helps.
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12/2/2023 - mcromain1021 Likes this wine: 91 Points
Nice again. Drink now.
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7/19/2023 - Barolo Freak Likes this wine: 90 Points
My second time tasting this wine, and just as good as the first. My wine sat in a decanter for three hours, and then I poured. The blend is 50/50 Sangiovese and Cabernet Sauvignon. I think that I like this better than a Brunello because it has more backbone and a layer of complexity that a Brunello doesn't have. Is it worth $45 a bottle? You bet!
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3/11/2023 - mcromain1021 Likes this wine: 91 Points
50/50 Cabernet/Sangiovese. At 8 years of age, this is ready to go now with a short decant. The Cabernet comes through pretty clearly on the nose, meat and mushroom notes. Smooth tannins at this point and I’d say prime drinking window is now plus 3.
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3/11/2023 - Barolo Freak Likes this wine: 90 Points
My second time tasting a Poggio Antico wine and I'm impressed. My wine sat in a decanter for five hours and then I poured it into a Pinot glass. This is a very smooth wine with little tannin. I think that it is a better wine than the 2015 Poggio Antico Brunello that I tasted recently. It is definitely worth $45 a bottle, and I plan to purchase some more.
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2/1/2022 - Laz4wine Likes this wine: 91 Points
Didn't read the TN/reviews in advance but similar to SS's impressions and not nearly as high on it as WA94+ and JS94. Enjoyed over Italian lunch, likely needed more of a decant but paired very nicely with food. Leather, tobacco, and plummy fruits with touches of spice, but felt a little reserved and even flat at times on the finish. Yummy but not yet hitting the mark, especially at the $40 price point, perhaps a year or 2 more of integration helps.
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