3/19/24, 8:46 PM - Try Haut-Brion Blanc sometime
1/24/24, 8:24 PM - Not sure how South Africa gets counted as "new world"(viticulture going back centuries). Maybe that means 'newly discovered ?
1/11/24, 6:42 PM - many posters here would consider a 71 pt wine undrinkable. Was this a typo, 91?
5/2/22, 6:41 PM - perhaps the mention of a wine in this category you find worthy would help put your boredom in perspective for the rest of us not familiar with your preferences
3/23/21, 7:55 PM - Label says alc 13.5% which is LOW these days.
1/15/21, 6:30 PM - This is a baby wine, why/how would you decide it is not a "best" vintage for it already? Not talking about the entire region on vintage charts, but for this specific wine?Vinous review said" In 2017, Roberto Conterno did not bottle his vineyard-designates. Instead, all the best lots went into the straight Gattinara, an overachieving wine that delivers the goods. "
7/17/20, 6:52 PM - Hi, don't understand your scores just a few days apart without mentioning bottle variation.Also, these days a 9 y/o wine not oth is not a QPR for 42$ ?
7/18/20, 7:21 PM - I just found your score/conclusion puzzling given your own apparently frequent disappointment with aged Sangiovese. "As opposed to so many of my aged Italians, at least this had some fruit left".....The bottle I had a few nights ago was very enjoyable, of course, to each his own. For context, I begin to drink Tuscan's at 8-12 yrs of age for enjoyment, of course sampling along the way to evaluate maturation.
11/30/16, 8:16 PM - Why was it cloudy? That alone suggest less than ideal care for the wine before tasting. More info about the care of the wine would be helpful.
9/27/13, 9:36 AM - Stefan- yes perhaps it was just a bottle variation. I didn't think it a disappointing wine, just lacking bouquet ( the 82 Jumelles tasted at the same time was much better in that regard). To give it a 90+ score I would look for more concentration too. Hope you enjoy your bottle!
2/22/13, 5:50 PM - "not my style" but still 90 pts??
2/23/13, 11:24 AM - JHC- my comment was not about Dunn but rather the disconnect between a score of 90 which is generally considered to be a very desirable wine and your "does not like" . I have nothing against you not liking that bottle, or any wine, but I think the score should more closely match the description-- how about an 82 or 75 score? John Gilman, a professional wine critic as example often scores wine he is critical of, or not his style, in the 70's.
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