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Cavallotto 2016 Bricco Boschis (Barolo)
PiedmontAromas of woodland berry, underbrush, hazelnut and camphor form the nose along ...Cellar SelectionSee Full Review$95 -
Cavallotto 2013 Vignolo Riserva (Barolo)
PiedmontUnderbrush, tilled soil, blue flower, pipe tobacco and wild berry aromas mingle ...Cellar SelectionSee Full Review$165 -
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Cavallotto 2017 Pinner Pinot Nero (Vino Bianco d'Italia)
Italy OtherMade with 100% Pinot Nero grapes, this copper-colored wine opens with enticing ...See Full ReviewN/A -
Cavallotto 2015 Bricco Boschis (Barolo)
PiedmontAromas of leather, forest floor, mature black-skinned berry, graphite and pipe tobacco ...See Full Review$85 -
Cavallotto 2012 Bricco Boschis Vigna San Giuseppe Riserva (Barolo)
PiedmontEnticingly fragrant, this gorgeous wine opens with classic Nebbiolo aromas of woodland ...Cellar SelectionSee Full Review$156 -
Cavallotto 2012 Vignolo Riserva (Barolo)
PiedmontPressed rose, sunbaked earth, aromatic herb, new leather, balsamic notes and a ...See Full Review$140
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Top-Scoring Barolo From the 2016 Vintage
Our reviews are rolling in from Barolo's 2016 vintage. With two rare 100-point scores and many rated 98–99, here are eight of the best we tasted...
Top-Scoring Barolo From the 2016 Vintage
Our reviews are rolling in from Barolo's 2016 vintage. With two rare 100-point scores and many rated 98–99, here are eight of the best we tasted...
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A Wine (and Food) Lover's Guide to Venice, Italy
Venice might be one of the most visited cities in the world, but it's still easy to avoid tourists and eat like a local. These restaurants have extensive wine lists and menus that focus on local ingredients...
A Wine (and Food) Lover's Guide to Venice, Italy
Venice might be one of the most visited cities in the world, but it's still easy to avoid tourists and eat like a local. These restaurants have extensive wine lists and menus that focus on local ingredients...
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The Curious Story of White Pinot Noir
Will white Pinot Noir ever become a more widely known category? Or just appreciated by curious winemakers and treasure-hunting consumers?
The Curious Story of White Pinot Noir
Will white Pinot Noir ever become a more widely known category? Or just appreciated by curious winemakers and treasure-hunting consumers?