Falesco 2005 Vitiano

This was a pretty good $10 selection. Parker rates the bottle at 89 and it has a pretty good pedigree hovering mostly in the 88-91 range. AND it actually tasted good!!

It's probably the first Italian wine I've tried so far. I think it makes a good "no special occasion" wine.

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Gary Childress
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Gary, I have tried this wine from a previous vintage and found far to much bottle variation. One bottle GREAT and the other fair to bad. Don't know why its like that.

I did find that Falesco Merlot Umbia was a good every day drinker but a little more expensive. $5.00 more about I think.

Reply to
Richard Neidich

Maybe this just happened to be a good bottle then. Oh well, thought I had a real winner on my hands for $10. But if it isn't consistent.... :-(

Reply to
Gary Childress

Keep trying it. Formulate for yourself. I was only surprised when bottles from the same case were that different. None appeared corked.

If you have better success that would be great. For a while I drank this regularly as the house wine of sorts for every day. it was like $6-7 a few years ago...like about vintage1997

Reply to
Richard Neidich

What do you mean by "corked"? Do you mean somehow tainted from the cork?

Reply to
Gary Childress

yes, Tainted is what I meant. They did not appear to be but then I am no expert on that aspect.

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Richard Neidich

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