TOKYO WINE SOCIETY TASTING

Brunello v Barolo v Amarone

April 28, 2016

 



Brunello di Montalcino, Barolo and Amarone di Valpolicella are the three most important wines of Italy. They are full- bodied, balanced and persistent at the same time, and they all have to be at least five years aged. We love them for depth of flavor, old world earthiness, etc. and we will taste them side by side this time, not for win or loss, but to find out what is your favorite for the night.


 

 

Glass No.

Wine

Year

Grape

Region

Yen

Shop

Rank

1s

2s

Ls

A

Pinino, Brunello di Montalcino

2007

Sangiovese

Toscana

7182

Pieroth

1

2

3

1

B

Renato, Ratti,Barolo,Marcenasco

2011

Nebbiolo

Piemonte


From Kevin's cellar

4

0

0

2

C

Piccolomani, Amarone

2012

Blend between Corvina and Rondinella

Veneto

6010

Pieroth

2

3

1

2

D

Luce, Brunello di Montalcino

2010

Sangiovese

Toscana


From Okuyama san's cellar

2

2

1

0

E

Ceretto, Barolo

2011

Vebbiolo

Piemonte


From Okuyama san's cellar

6

0

2

3

F

Marion, Amarone

2008

Blend between Corvina and Rondinella

Veneto


From Okuyama san's cellar

5

2

0

2

White for Dinner
2012 Broccardo - Bricco san Pietro
2011 Broccardo
2009 Broccardo
2010 Gianni Gagliardo Barolo la Serra (2009 92 points)
EGLY-OURIET, Ratafia de Champagne, Ambonnay (NV)

Regends
Rank: 1=Most Preffered, 9=Worst,
1s:No of attendee preffered best,
2s: No of attendee chose second best,
Ls:No of atendee ranked worst

Dishes for tonight

Appetizer

Fish&Pork

Beef

Desert













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