Brinnon
The nose is a more subdued expression of the Santa Catarina's characteristics, showing a more restrained and nuanced experience.
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This Barolo from Guido Porro offers a rich and velvety palate, with notes of red fruit, baking spices, and herbs. The tannins are firm and structured, with a long and elegant finish.


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Brinnon
The nose is a more subdued expression of the Santa Catarina's characteristics, showing a more restrained and nuanced experience.
Dezaray
Barolo of 1989, Priocca, with a composition that is a hallmark of the vintage, but unfortunately, this particular wine was in decline, which is quite unusual given its impressive foundation. The wine's color was a deep, reddish-brown hue, with flavors of nutty, coffee, and cooked fruits, accompanied by traces of mulch and mushroom. However, the profile was marred by oxidative hints, which became apparent in the finish. The rating is a result of the wine's decline, with a score of 2.5 or 3 stars.
Jolique
Bold and rich wine with a deep, inky crimson glow and a medium-bodied structure. Its soft bracing quality is polished by a smooth, plush texture, meanwhile a accent of leathery whispers adds nuance and structure to the finish.
Based on 18 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
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Brinnon
The nose is a more subdued expression of the Santa Catarina's characteristics, showing a more restrained and nuanced experience.
Dezaray
Barolo of 1989, Priocca, with a composition that is a hallmark of the vintage, but unfortunately, this particular wine was in decline, which is quite unusual given its impressive foundation. The wine's color was a deep, reddish-brown hue, with flavors of nutty, coffee, and cooked fruits, accompanied by traces of mulch and mushroom. However, the profile was marred by oxidative hints, which became apparent in the finish. The rating is a result of the wine's decline, with a score of 2.5 or 3 stars.
Jolique
Bold and rich wine with a deep, inky crimson glow and a medium-bodied structure. Its soft bracing quality is polished by a smooth, plush texture, meanwhile a accent of leathery whispers adds nuance and structure to the finish.
Guido Porro V. Lazzairasco Barolo is praised for its rich, full-bodied texture and complex flavors, including red fruits, spices, and earthy undertones. While some vintages are noted for their elegance and aging potential, others show signs of decline or require more time to mature. The wine often features high tannins, a smooth texture, and a long finish, making it a sophisticated choice for Barolo enthusiasts.
This Barolo from Guido Porro offers a rich and velvety palate, with notes of red fruit, baking spices, and herbs. The tannins are firm and structured, with a long and elegant finish. It has a great balance of acidity and fruit, making it a perfect companion to a hearty meal.
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