tn italians burg rose

Apr 27, 2011 3 Replies

with friends for meatless monday- spaghetti with a tomato basil sauce, broccoli, salad with pear/avocado/blue cheese.



2008 pieropan soave fairly big, apple and citrus fruit, flowery, a little edge of almond. Good acidity, happy to have this at $10ish b


2005 lunadoro (la bandita) vino nobile di Montepulciano big, extracted, a touch of oak, would have been better with meat, but there is a nice touch of spice and good length. dialed down a notch i would have liked better, but a nice gift from someone who just got back from area. b-


2009 ch guiot (costieres de nimes) rose  cheap closeout, doesn't seem tired, but it's a fleshy sweet style that's not my fave. c+

betsy back, she made salmon with tomatoes and tarragon, and a quinoa salad with zucchini and mushrooms. warm enough to eat outdoors, with



2007 camus-bruchon savigny les beaune. tight at first, then fairly quickly opens up, solid black cherry fruit, with a bit of citrus zest and soil tones. medium bodied, solid savigny. b   Grade disclaimer: I'm a very easy grader, basically A is an excellent wine, B a good wine, C mediocre. Anything below C means I wouldn't drink at a party where it was only choice. Furthermore, I offer no promises of objectivity, accuracy, and certainly not of consistency.

I'm a fan of the Pieropan especially at the retail price point. I usually drink a case through the summer months of the basic Soave.

Good to hear about this wine, Dale. I just bought some! ;-)

Mark Lipton

I tend to approve this easy way of grading wine but only if accuracy and objectivity is preserved.

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