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Wine Spectator
94 Points
Intense, this sweet style delivers honey, caramel, roasted almond and spice aromas and flavors, leaving a light layer of tannins on the tactile finish.
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jamessuckling.com
94 Points
Black cherries and berries with some orange peel and dried flowers. Full-bodied, yet balanced and fresh, with firm tannins that are velvety and long.
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jamessuckling.com
91 Points
Fresh pear, lemon and grapefruit pith, flint and lemon grass on the nose. Medium-bodied with bright acidity. Excellent fruit concentration and texture.
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jamessuckling.com
90 Points
Sliced apple, apricot, seashell and lemon on the nose. Light-to medium-bodied with sharp acidity. Fresh, stony and saline.
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Wine Spectator
90 Points
Juicy cherry, strawberry and currant fruit abounds, along with a savory side sporting thyme, juniper and earth notes. It finishes with dusty tannins.
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The Tasting Panel
91 Points
Aromatic, smooth and off-dry, rich, sweet and ripe, spicy and dense.
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The Tasting Panel
Tasting Panel
Smooth, fresh and juicy, with tangy apple fruit, lush and long.
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Vinous
91 Points
The 2018 Barbera d'Alba Bricco dei Merli is plush, dark and voluptuous yet mid-weight, which is typical of the variety. Dark cherry, plums, chocolate and mocha notes waft up from the glass in this soft easy-going but very nicely done Barbera.
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Vinous
90 Points
The 2019 Anas-Cëtta is delicate and understated in the glass. Lemon peel, white flowers, tangerine oil and mineral undertones all grace this subtle, nuanced white from Cogno. In 2019, the Anas-Cëtta is especially delicate.
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Vinous
96 Points
The 2018 Balifico, Volpaia's Sangiovese/ Cabernet Sauvignon blend, is fabulous. Rich and inky, the 2018 offers up a compelling mélange of dark berry fruit, dark spice, licorice and espresso. I especially admire the wine's textural richness. I imagine the 2018 will drink well for many, many years to come. In this tasting it is a total knock-out.
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Vinous
93 Points
Offers lovely density in an understated, mid-weight style that is quite appealing. Spice, orange peel, hazelnut, dried flowers and light caramel notes all grace this creamy Vin Santo from Volpaia. The 2015 is very nicely done.
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Vinous
93 Points
The 2018 Chianti Classico Riserva is fabulous. There are more 'important' wines in the range, but the Riserva delivers superb quality for the money. Succulent dark cherry, plum, mocha, spice and cloves show a darker side of Sangiovese that is quite attractive. Ample and virile in feel, the 2018 has the stuffing to develop well for many years to come.
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Vinous
91 Points
The 2019 Chianti Classico is an attractive, mid-weight wine. Silky and beautifully perfumed, this mid-weight Chianti Classico is a terrific example of the lithe style that is so typical of Radda. Crushed flowers, mint, sweet red berries and tobacco linger.
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Vinous
94 Points
It offers all the richness that is typical of the Tuscan coast. Blackberry jam, licorice, bittersweet chocolate, mocha and sweet spice give this dark, voluptuous red quite a bit of complexity. The 2016 is very nicely done.
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Vinous
90 Points
A delicious entry-level wine to drink now and over the next handful of years. Blackberry, espresso, grilled herbs and spice are all nicely delineated in this tasty, vibrant Maremma red
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jamessuckling.com
94 Points
Blackberry, plum, and black cherry with some rose and mushroom. Hints of spices. Medium to full body. Round and balanced tannins and a fresh finish. Refined and polished for the vintage.
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jamessuckling.com
92 Points
Fresh and perfumed with dark-berry and chocolate aromas, as well as freshly cut flowers. Medium-bodied with fine, silky tannins and attractive berry and walnut undertones. Lightly silky and extremely drinkable
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jamessuckling.com
92 Points
Lovely, sweet berry and currant aromas with hints of flowers and rose stems, following through to a medium body with firm, silky tannins and a fresh and lively finish. Very elegant character to this.
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Wine Spectator
93 Points
Plush and rich, with plump strawberry and apple brioche flavors accented by roasted ginger and toasty spice notes that build toward a decadent finish.
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The Tasting Panel
95 Points
Among the fuller and more forthrightly rich of the current lineup of Pinots from Davies, the 2018 Nobles Vineyard bottling is a well-ripened, fairly substantial working with plenty of fruity flesh on its ample structural bones. Despite being easy to taste at the moment, it deserves a rest of at least two or three years before being poured as a partner to the likes of a well-seasoned rack of lamb, and it has the right pieces in place to age effortlessly for a good half-dozen or more.