GajaSori Tildin

2000 Sori Tildin

Gaja

94Average Score

Northern Italy / Italy

Red

The 2000 Sori Tildin is like cashmere on the palate. Sweet red berries, flowers, mint and spices flow effortlessly from this beautifully detailed, nuanced wine. The Sori Tildin shows attractive freshness and gorgeous balance from start to finish. It is easily one of the finer wines of the vintage. Anticipated maturity: 2015-2030. May 2011, www.robertparker.com

Antonio Galloni, Vinous Score: 95/100

6x75cl

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£2,013.00

Scores + Notes

Average Score

Antonio Galloni, VinousScore: 95/100

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. Daniel Thomases, Wine Advocate # 160.

The Wine AdvocateScore: 93/100

About The Producer

The producer

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Product Details

Country

Italy

Region

Northern Italy

Sub-region

Colour

Red

Taste

Dry

Alcohol %

Product Type

Still wine

Product Subtype

Drinking Window