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David Schildknecht, June 4, 2020
There is a lot to like from 2018 in Germany: both multiple attractive features and a lot of wines to exemplify them. And then there are the exceptions, including the vintage’s genuinely exciting Rieslings, of which, yet again, many are found on the Nahe.
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Via Forno, Scarsdale, New York
Antonio Galloni, March 2020
Via Forno is one of my local pizza joints. Despite the somber outlook, the staff at Via Forno has been upbeat the few times I have been there recently. I am looking forward to going back when things eventually come back to something resembling normalcy.
Vinous Favorites
2015 Tenuta DeAngelis Rosso Piceno Superiore, 92 points
The 2015 DeAngelis Rosso Piceno Superiore is spicy and wonderfully fresh from the first tilt of the glass, showing woodland berries, peppery herbs, eucalyptus and crushed stone, while delivering cool-toned red and blue fruits, energizing acidity and pretty inner florals on the palate. (EG)
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Cellar Favorites
1947 Château Trotanoy
Neal Martin, June 2020
There is something magical about bottles of postwar Pomerol. I have been fortunate to taste a fair number, given their rarity, and always with a sense of understanding that you might never encounter it again. That is the case with the 1947 Trotanoy.
2001 Robert Ampeau et Fils Volnay Santenots 1er Cru
1957 Penfolds St. Henri Claret
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