Sori Tildin Gaja Magnum 1988

Sori Tildin Gaja Magnum 1988

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  • Robert Parker rating 94
  • Vinous rating 92
Sori Tildin Gaja Magnum 1988
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HED86189

150 cl

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92 Vinous
Medium/dark ruby. Very pretty on the nose, showing aromas of alcohol and macerated cherries with non-varietal notes of bell pepper and earthiness that clearly set this wine apart from the others in the flight. On the palate this shows great length, with plenty of dark cherry fruit and excellent freshness on the finish. Some tasters liked this less, but I find it hard to argue with this wine's objective level of quality, though I too would like to have seen more typicity. Well-stored bottles should last another decade or more. Antonio Galloni1st October 2005

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