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Dolcetto
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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | | | ALICE FEIRING MAY 18, 2009 A Big Week For Wine Discovery (and graft) He tasted me on Bodega Tajinaste, Orotava Valley of Tenerife From the the largest of the Canary Islands, this grape is Listan Negro grown in donut holes in black soiled hills. Taste? touch of green, yumminess to brighten the earth and dolcetto Diner with Randall wasn't all the graft that week. Miller. Jose Pastor is a dream. | ALICE FEIRING MAY 13, 2009 A Big Week For Wine Discovery (and graft) He tasted me on Bodega Tajinaste, Orotava Valley of Tenerife From the the largest of the Canary Islands, this grape is Listan Negro grown in donut holes in black soiled hills. Taste? touch of green, yumminess to brighten the earth and dolcetto Diner with Randall wasn't all the graft that week. Miller. Jose Pastor is a dream. | ALICE FEIRING FEBRUARY 10, 2009 The Return to Terroir Tasting Panel: part two We weren't having a good time with the wines until he presented the San Fereolo dolcetto. Stefano said before we tasted, "There is only one problem, her father is Italy's most important wine journalist." We pulled chairs around a long and narrow wooden table. To me right was Pascaline, next to her Anne-Claude. | | | | | | | | | -
VIGNA UVA VINO | MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2008 Red Wine Blind Tasting At snooth on Sunday afternoon I participated in a blind tasting of 12 red wines. Led by Greg Dal Piaz of Snooth, all the bottles' labels were covered and we sampled 4 flights of three each. MORE >> -
DR. VINO | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2008 Barbera, two ways: Conterno and Sandrone Sandwiched between the “lesser Dolcetto and the late-ripening Nebbiolo in the hierarchy of Piedmont red grapes, Barbera sometimes gets overlooked. But after tasting two impressive examples recently, I’m going to keep an eye out for it. Old school choice. Less old school choice. MORE >> -
DR. VINO | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2008 Barbera, two ways Sandwiched between the “lesser Dolcetto and the late-ripening Nebbiolo in the hierarchy of Piedmont red grapes, Barbera sometimes gets overlooked. But after tasting two impressive examples recently, I’m going to keep an eye out for it. Old school choice. Less old school choice. MORE >>
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