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Piedmont Reporttm Antonio Galloni’s TM Piedmont Report The Consumer’s Guide to the Wines of Piedmont In This Issue Barolo 2001, Part 2: A Comprehensive Overview of Current Releases Vertical Tastings Giacomo Conterno: Barolo Cascina Francia 1989-2000 Giacomo Conterno: Barolo Riserva Monfortino 1958-1997 Giuseppe Mascarello: Barolo Monprivato 1970-1999 Giuseppe Mascarello: Barolo Riserva Ca’ d’Morissio 1995-1997 Plus an Auction Update, a preview of vintages 2002-2004, and much more! Piedmont Report is published four times a year by Galloni Wine Publications, Inc., 1202 Lexington Avenue, Suite 173, New York, NY 10028. The yearly rate for four issues delivered electronically via www.piedmontreport.com is $60 for one year or $110 for two years. Subscriptions can be purchased by credit card by going to www.piedmontreport.com or by mailing a check to Galloni Wine Publications, Inc. at the above address. All material is the sole responsibility of Antonio M. Galloni. Copyright 2004, 2005, 2006 by Galloni Wine Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in any form, including by office copying machines, is strictly prohibited by law. The news media and the wine trade may use portions of the material in this journal, given that material is used in context and provided Piedmont Report is duly credited. Antonio M. Galloni has no interest, direct or indirect, in any winery mentioned in this journal. Piedmont Report Issue 3 and 4 – July 2005 1 Table of Contents Introduction .................................................................................................... 4 About Piedmont Report .................................................................................4 The Scoring System ....................................................................................................................5 How I Conduct Tastings .............................................................................................................5 A Note on Barrel Tastings ..........................................................................................................6 A Note on Drinking Windows ....................................................................................................6 About the Author ........................................................................................................................7 An update from Barolo ................................................................................... 8 Market Trends .............................................................................................................................8 Overproduction Rears its Ugly Head ..........................................................................................8 The Future of Cork ......................................................................................................................8 Some Thoughts on Current Vintages ..........................................................................................9 Barolo 2001, part 2 ...................................................................................... 11 Marziano Abbona (Dogliani) ....................................................................................................11 Claudio Alario (Diano) .............................................................................................................11 Gianfranco Alessandria (Monforte) ..........................................................................................12 Famiglia Anselma (Barolo) .......................................................................................................12 Azelia (Castiglione Falletto) .....................................................................................................13 Enzo Boglietti (La Morra) ........................................................................................................13 Borgogno (Barolo) ....................................................................................................................14 Brezza (Barolo) .........................................................................................................................14 Bussia Soprana (Monforte) .......................................................................................................15 Cappellano (Serralunga) ...........................................................................................................15 Castello di Verduno (Verduno) .................................................................................................16 Domenico Clerico (Monforte) ..................................................................................................16 Elvio Cogno (Novello) ..............................................................................................................18 Poderi Colla (Alba) ...................................................................................................................18 Aldo Conterno (Monforte) ........................................................................................................19 Giacomo Conterno (Monforte) .................................................................................................20 Paolo Conterno (Monforte) .......................................................................................................21 Conterno-Fantino (Monforte) ...................................................................................................22 Cordero di Montezemolo (La Morra) .......................................................................................23 Corino (La Morra) .....................................................................................................................24 Damilano (Barolo) ....................................................................................................................25 Einaudi (Dogliani) ....................................................................................................................25 Fontanafredda (Serralunga) ......................................................................................................26 Piedmont Report Issue 3 and 4 – July 2005 2 Table of Contents, continued Gaja (Barbaresco) .....................................................................................................................27 Ettore Germano (Serralunga) ....................................................................................................28 Bruno Giacosa (Neive) .............................................................................................................28 Elio Grasso (Monforte) .............................................................................................................29 Silvio Grasso (La Morra) ..........................................................................................................30 Giacomo Grimaldi (Barolo) ......................................................................................................30 Giovanni Manzone (Monforte) .................................................................................................31 Mario Marengo (La Morra) ......................................................................................................31 Bartolo Mascarello (Barolo) .....................................................................................................32 Giuseppe Mascarello (Monchiero) ...........................................................................................33 Massolino (Serralunga) .............................................................................................................35 Andrea Oberto (La Morra) ........................................................................................................36 Parusso (Monforte) ...................................................................................................................37 Pianpolvere Soprano (Monforte) ..............................................................................................38 Pio Cesare (Alba) ......................................................................................................................38 E. Pira-Chiara Boschis (Barolo) ...............................................................................................39 Luigi Pira (Serralunga) .............................................................................................................39 Renato Ratti (La Morra) ............................................................................................................40 Rocche dei Manzoni (Monforte) ...............................................................................................41 Luciano Sandrone (Barolo) .......................................................................................................42 Paolo Scavino (Castiglione Falletto) .........................................................................................43 Seghesio (Monforte) .................................................................................................................43 Edoardo Sobrino (La Morra) ....................................................................................................44 La Spinetta (Castagnole Lanze) ................................................................................................44 Varaldo (Barbaresco) ................................................................................................................44 Vietti (Castiglione Falletto) ......................................................................................................45
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