Italy Wines

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Great and very healthy (9)
2008 Fuedo di Santa Croce - Megale

My first Salento (8)
2008 Fuedo di Santa Croce - Monteiasi

A nice semi-dry tongue tantalizer (8)
2006 Ca' de' Rocchi - Montere Ripasso

A hint of spice and cocoa (8)
2011 Tormaresca - Neprica

Bland as hell (7)
2014 Collevite Cantine della Marca - Pecorino

A Pink Pinot Grigio reminding me of those old Pink Panther cartoons (7)
2005 Folonari - Pink Pinot Grigio

A good wine to pal around the house with (7)
2006 Villa Masetti - Pinot Grigio

Another bland Pinot Grigio (6)
2006 Stellina di Notte - Pinot Grigio

A nice drink of 'water' perfect for a nice summer breeze (8)
2008 Cardeto - Pinot Grigio

Maybe I need to rethink my takes on this varietal (8)
2009 Santa Margherita - Pinot Grigio

It took a while to taste the pears and peaches (7)
2009 Ca' Montini - Pinot Grigio

Pinot Grigio with a nice dose of lemon (8)
2010 Due Torri - Pinot Grigio

Great floral and at a very low price (8)
2012 Casarsa - Pinot Grigio

Somewhere in the middle (8)
2012 Albino Armani - Pinot Grigio

Clean and crisp (9)
2013 Kupelwieser - Pinot Grigio

Still lovely but still demure (9)
2014 Ca' Montini - Pinot Grigio

Nice at the start of the summer (8)
2011 Mirabello - Pinot Grigio Rose

Spicy mocha and chocolate (9)
2007 Layer Cake - Primitivo

Another gavi, but what did I drink the first time (9)
2007 Banfi - Principessa Perlante Gavi

A nice looking demon (9)
2016 Poggia Anima - Raphael

A great alternative (9)
2014 Guidobono - Roero Arneis

A sparkling treat with the flavor of raspberries (10)
2006 Banfi - Rosa Regale 2006 Brachetto D' Acqui

Finally, a Passito (10)
2004 Cantini Fratelli Pardi - Sagrantino di Montefalco Passito

It was the dry, not the sweet (9)
2004 Cantini Fratelli Pardi - Sagrantino di Montefalco Secco

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