Community Tasting Note

• UFGators Likes this wine:

  September 11, 2022 - This bottle was very tight. Zero sediment and needed a lot of air. Huge potential for the future and needs at least 2-3 years, possibly more.

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• Lfholland commented:

  9/11/22, 7:34 AM - Appreciate the note as I would have thought it would be ready to go. This will be my first LdH gran riserva, but I love their wines in general.

• Wine_lvr commented:

  11/28/22, 3:14 AM - In a recent tasting of Tondonia GR back to 1947 vintage (inc. 54/61/64) I can say the wine needs at least 30+ years bottle age to fully blossom. The best ones were the mature wines from the 47-64. Young, while still great, it will only show half its potential.

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