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	Massolino, Barolo , 2003 (6 bottles @ $89.20) 92 Points. "Massolino decided against bottling their single-vineyard Barolos in 2003, opting instead for a blend, which consumers will be able to enjoy at a very reasonable price considering today's market environment. The estate's 2003 Barolo is made in a soft approachable style. It reveals notable depth in its core of vibrant black cherries with lovely purity and well-integrated tannins. This is a terrific effort from Massolino. Anticipated maturity: 2007-2018." Wine Advocate # 173, Oct 2007	AU $535.20 incl GST	Qty.
	Pio Cesare, Barbera d'Alba Fides, 2004 (6 bottles @ $60.96 per bottle) 89 Points. "Dark ruby. This attractive Barbera offers a mix of spice, black cherry and mineral nuances on a medium bodied frame with good length and a clean, fresh finish. Aged in a mix of used barriques and cask. Drink now-2011". Wine Advocate Italy Report # G7, May 2006	AU $365.70 incl GST	Qty.
	Pio Cesare, Barbaresco, 2003 (6 bottles@ $115.41 per bottle) 90 Points. "The 2003 Barbaresco is sweet and perfumed with pretty notes of smoke, flowers, cinnamon and ripe red fruit. This medium-bodied, focused wine offers outstanding length and remarkable freshness for the vintage. Anticipated maturity: 2009-2018." Wine Advocate # 173, Oct 2007	AU $695.40 incl GST	Qty.
	Pio Cesare, Barbaresc Il Brico, 2003 (6 bottles @ $171.90 per bottle) 92 Points. "Lots of plum and blackberry aromas, with hints of wood. Full-bodied, with vanilla and fruit character and a long, flavorful finish. Layered and impressive. Best after 2008. 520 cases made." Wine Spectator, December 2005.	AU $1,031.40 incl GST	Qty.
	Angelo Gaja, Langhe Costa Russi, 2003 (6 bottles @ $649.93 per bottle) 91 Points. "The 2003 Costa Russi is a noticeably bigger and more powerful wine than the Barbaresco. Although it is less expressive in its aromatics, it shows greater palate presence, with suggestions of super-ripe black cherries, tobacco and earthiness on a full-bodied frame with notable depth and a concentrated yet open-knit personality." Wine Advocate # 167, Oct 2006	AU $3,899.58 incl GST	Qty.
	Angelo Gaja, Langhe Sori Tilden, 2000 (6 bottles @ $467.00 per bottle) 93 Points. "The 2000 Sori Tildin is larger in dimension than the Costa Russi but the major difference is in the nose, riper, warmer, and with more chocolate and licorice as well. The roundness and suppleness, the richness of the extraction, and the ampleness of the finish are also superior to Costa Russi. Drink: 2005-2018." Wine Advocate # 160, Aug 2005	AU $2,802.00 incl GST	Qty.
	Angelo Gaja, Langhe Sori Tilden, 2001 (6 bottles @ $439.50 per bottle) 95 Points. "With its delicate, aromatic nose of flowers, spices, minerals and menthol, the 2001 Sori Tildin is less overtly lush than Costa Russi, offering much delineation in its elegant macerated cherry fruit and tar flavors, with greater length, fine tannins and exceptional overall balance. It is always the most nuanced and classic of the Gaja single-vineyard wines. Anticipated maturity: 2009-2023." Wine Advocate # 167, Oct 2006	AU $2,637.00 incl GST	Qty.
	Angelo Gaja, Langhe Sori Tilden, 2003 (6 bottles @ $649.93 per bottle) 94+ Points. "Even in the super-hot 2003 vintage, Gaja's Sori Tildin displays its pedigree, with its dark ruby color, finely nuanced, detailed aromatics and layers of ripe red fruit that gradually reveal themselves as this exquisite wine sits in the glass. Offering extraordinary depth of expression as well length on the palate along with great overall balance, it is another remarkable wine from Angelo Gaja. As is usually the case, I also find it to be the most classic of the single-vineyard wines. Anticipated maturity: 2013-2025." Wine Advocate # 167, Oct 2006	AU $3,899.58 incl GST	Qty.
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