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If I Could Buy Only One – January 8th VINTAGES Release
We asked our writers, “If you could buy only one wine from this release, which one would it be and why?” ($31.95, PV Wine & Spirits Agency) Michael Godel– I love a great Gigondas and we do not see enough of them here in Ontario. Domaine Le Clos Des Cazaux La Tour Sarrasine 2019 is a […] More
Buyer’s Guide to VINTAGES January 8th Release
Review of VINTAGES Jan 8th Release: In Praise of Wintry Syrah and Other Big Reds By David Lawrason, with reviews from John Szabo, MS, and Sara d’Amato and Michael Godel Please note there are some changes to VINTAGES release program now underway. See below for more detail. The January 8th release provides a selection of […] More
Top Values at the LCBO (January 2022)
Values for an Economic Month by Steve Thurlow For those not participating in “Dry January“, I am guessing that some economy is, nevertheless, called for, so I have chosen 12 lovely wines, all but 2 are less than $14. Nine of these wines joined the Top50 Best Values List this month, including a favourite that has […] More
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Nebbiolo is a red grape originally found in Piedmont Italy, but is now also grown in small amounts in many other regions of the world. This grape is notably used to make Barbaresco and Barolo wines, but it is also used in other northern Italian appellations like Gattinara, Valtellina and Carema. Wines bearing the varietal name on the label, as opposed to an appellation like Barolo, tend to be simpler, lighter and younger-drinking, but always featuring the typical aromas of cherry, roses and spices of nebbiolo, as well as its significant acidity and tannins.
