Reply to "tell me about brunello or barolo"

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Originally posted by Board-O:
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Originally posted by PatrickinKW:
A good introduction to Nebbiolo (the grape used in Barolo, Barbaresco, and Gattinara) is to try a Gattinara by Travaglini. The 2000 or 2001 vintages are very good and they are reasonably priced. Be prepared for something a little different and decant it for a few hours if you can.

Don't forget to chase it with some syrup of Ipecac, though that may prove to be bit of a redundancy.

BINGO!!

10/11/0710:52 PM

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