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Cascina Luisin 2007 Leon Nebbiolo (Barolo)

  • Cellar Selection
  1. $54
Score Chasers: Italy 2011
Barolo Leon opens with inky, dark concentration and succulent ripe fruit tones of cherry, prunes and cassis. The bold tannic structure, coupled with zesty acidity and drying mineral tones, suggest this wine has a long evolution ahead.  — M.L.  (9/1/2011)
91
points

Cascina Luisin 2006 Leon Nebbiolo (Barolo)

  1. $55
Barolo Leon makes a wonderful first impression thanks to its aromas of ripe berry fruit, Indian spice, cola, licorice and ginger. There’s deep dimension and personality here and the wine ends with firmly polished tannins.  — M.L.  (12/1/2010)
91
points

Cascina Luisin 1998 Rabaja Nebbiolo (Barbaresco)

  1. $50
Hefty and earthy, with black cherry fruit, rubbing spice, creamy oak and ample horsey notes. This fairly weighty wine from Barabaresco’s respected Rabajà vineyard is dark and lively on the tongue, offering deep espresso and leather accents over tart fruit. Closes with substantial, structured tannins. This will reward cellaring. Drink 2005–2012.  — M.M.  (11/15/2002)
91
points

Cascina Luisin 2004 Leon Nebbiolo (Barolo)

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  1. $40
Here’s a dark and brooding Barolo with thick notes of hickory, smoke, dusty earth, plum, prunes and dark fruit. It’s an austere and, yes, “old fashion” wine with a beautifully polished mouthfeel and tight tannins. Hold onto this one for a few more years and drink with pheasant in a wild chestnut sauce.  — M.L.  (4/1/2009)
91
points

Cascina Luisin 2004 Sori Paolin Nebbiolo (Barbaresco)

  1. $40
Sorì Paolin is a faithful expression of Barbaresco tradition that has been enhanced by integrated layers of dried raspberry, red currant, vanilla bean, Spanish cedar, licorice and slate roof. It excels in the mouth by being full and generous, tonic and firm at the same time. Drink after 2012 with crown roast of lamb.  — M.L.  (4/1/2009)
91
points

Cascina Luisin 2007 Sori Paolin Nebbiolo (Barbaresco)

  1. $55
This is a big Barbaresco executed in a bold, modern style that can either be consumed immediately, or can be put aside to age in your cellar. Soft layers of spice, nutmeg and vanilla are enhanced by bursting flavors of cherry and blueberry. The wine is rich, dense and opulent overall.  — M.L.  (12/1/2010)
90
points

Cascina Luisin 2008 Sori Paolin Nebbiolo (Barbaresco)

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  1. $54
Here’s a bright Barbaresco that shows harmony and a sturdy, upfront quality thanks to its immediate aromatic intensity. Cherry, cola and spice are spread over the wine’s medium consistency and fine texture. There’s a touch of sourness and tight astringency on the finish.  — M.L.  (9/1/2011)
90
points

Cascina Luisin 1999 Sori Paolin Nebbiolo (Barbaresco)

  1. $65
Slightly minty on the nose, but there’s also solid fruit backing it up in the form of ripe cherries. Fairly full-bodied, and firmly tannic on the finish, this wine could use some time in the cellar; try after 2008.  — W.E.  (4/2/2004)
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