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Ageing Barlo and Barbaresco?
Hello everybody,
as I am rather underwhelmed with some Piemontese wines that I left in the cellar for about a 6 years, I wonder if other contributors to this NG share my impression. Among those wines tasted recently, there was Barbaresco 1997 Coparossa, Bruno Rocca (RP 90+ points, drink now-2013) Barolo Vigna del Gris 1997, Conterno Fantino (RP 93 points, 2004-2020, tre bicchieri in Gambero Rosso) Not that those wines were flawed, they were just unexciting and especially the Barolo had a bit too much (volatile?) acidity for my palate. IMHO cellaring of many Italian wines - esp. Tuscany and Veneto - is a very worthwile exercise, so I am a bit intrigued by the Piemontese. Or am I just expecting too much? Thanks for sharing your impressions with me Yves |
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