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Antonio Galloni, September 29, 2020
Keeping up with the fervent pace of change in Alto Piemonte and Valtellina is no easy task these days given the ever-increasing number of estates making fabulous, noteworthy wines. I had originally intended to add the producers in this report to my article Nebbiolo in Its Many Guises: Alto Piemonte & Valtellina, published earlier in the year, but as I tasted through the wines I became convinced these estates, many of them new to Vinous, deserved to be showcased in a separate article.
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Elystan Street, London, United Kingdom
Neal Martin, September 2020
Overall, I can understand exactly why Elystan Street has become a popular haunt for Chelsea residents.
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2018 Luli Pinot Noir Santa Lucia Highlands, 91 points
This balanced, spice-tinged Pinot Noir offers sappy red fruit and floral character, with a spine of juicy acidity keeping things lively. A bit of air stretches it out and brings up a hint of musky earth. Finding delicious Pinot in the SLH is easy, but real values are far harder to come by. (JR)
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1919 Montrose
Neal Martin, September 2020
Obscure Bordeaux vintages are like the detritus of odds and ends you find at the back of the drawer you never open. The more forgotten or derided the annus horribilus, the more it piques my interest.
1964 Krug Private Cuvée & 1979 Collection
1978 & 1989 Bruno Giacosa Barolo Riserva Collina Rionda
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