I'm planning to dine there for New Year's eve and was curious whether anyone in this group had been to this restaurant before. Here is a list of their dry red wines:
Della Notte in Baltimore?
Oct 29, 2005
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I've never dined there, but from that list I'd love to- if they put as much care into food as wine, you're safe!
Mostly pretty good pricing for a restuarant, especially the Italians. I wouldn't buy Gaja, but those are good prices. The Giacosas are well-priced, from the Nebbiolo d'Alba to the Riservas. The Marcarinis, too. And very good price on the Mastrobernardino '85. Some good reasonably priced wines, such as the Felsinas.
I also think that's good pricing for the Ridge Montebellos. French pricing more variable. The '86 Gruaud and '89 Meyney are fair prices for very very good wines. No super deals in Burgundy (unless DRC- I don't keep up), but some fair prices on young wines like the Bouchards.
Please report back!
don't worry you are in good hands!the owner is a winelover who buys the wines for own pleasure too.and he hassome good buys on the list,mostly in the high end!
Thanks! Are you a Baltimore native? Is the food as good as the wine list?
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