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One of the most attractive characteristics of this vineyard-designated wine is the particular clarity in which its mineral nuances are delivered. They give the wine a linear, vertical quality that is enhanced by broader tones of red fruit and wet tobacco. 1 Note
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Tastes like a homemade wine, with jammy, marmalade aromas and flavors. Seems like a bit of residual sugar found its way into the wine, which is also crisp and somewhat tannic. Brings to mind those old jug red wines. —S.H. 1 Note
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Here is a raspberry colored rosé (fermented on the skins for 12 hours) with berry aromas and notes of white chocolate, almond and wild cherry. Overall, it offers nice intensity despite a tiny point of sulfur that never blows off. Crisp and clean on the finish. 1 Note
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Here’s a cheerful and approachable Montepulciano d’Abruzzo with a genuine approach that emphasizes fruit quality. The variety is naturally rustic, deep and rich in flavors and color. It also has cooling freshness that works nicely with its thick texture. 1 Note
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This is a thick, brooding Montepulciano with deep concentration and well-balanced notes of blackberry, plum, prunes and Turkish spice. The wine has inky black consistency covered by oak flavors and long black fruit on the close. It’s big in the mouth but not on the wallet. 1 Note
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Here’s a simple, mature-tasting sipping wine with plump red fruit, blueberry and cherry. The wine has nice density and tart flavors of sour cherry. It would work well with easy, stay-home meals. 1 Note
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The wine’s cherry and spice flavors reach a good balance and create a solid wall of taste and flavor. This is not a subtle or intricate wine, but it is a fruit-forward, juicy expression of Montepulciano with chewy tannins and good succulence. 1 Note
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Hefty and aggressive, with an initial volatile blast that gives way to more traditional barnyardy notes. Shows big but hard plum and blackberry flavors on a tannic palate, while the finish is heavy, earthy and ultimately a touch clumsy. Imported by Oriel Wines. 1 Note
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Umani Ronchi Montepulciano - 2003
