Reply to "tell me about brunello or barolo"

lentiniMember

I think both should be held until their 10th birthdays if possible, as pdm indicates. If you buy a bottle or two to try, do drink them over a couple of hours, as they can change quite a bit.

If you hunt around, you can get aged bottles for reasonable prices. I've bought '99 La Fornace for $19.99 and '93 Tenuta La Fuga Riserva for $39. But those are far and away the best bargains I've found for good normale and riserva level Brunello after lots of looking.

Hunter is right... They don't come cheap - especially the best examples.

10/11/074:25 PM

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