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  Best of the Best
Barolo Monfortino Riserva 2000 DOCG, Cantina Giacomo Conterno (Piedmont) Barolo Monfortino Riserva 2000 DOCG, Cantina Giacomo Conterno (Piedmont)
Brunello di Montalcino Riserva 2001 DOCG, Tenuta il Greppo, Biondi Santi (Tuscany) Brunello di Montalcino Riserva 2001 DOCG, Tenuta il Greppo, Biondi Santi (Tuscany)
Amarone della Valpolicella Classico 2000 DOC, Cavaliere G. B. Bertani (Veneto) Amarone della Valpolicella Classico 2000 DOC, Cavaliere G. B. Bertani (Veneto)
Barbaresco, 2004 DOCG, Angelo Gaja (Piedmont) Barbaresco, 2004 DOCG, Angelo Gaja (Piedmont)
Tignanello, 2004 IGT, Marchesi Antinori (Tuscany) Tignanello, 2004 IGT, Marchesi Antinori (Tuscany)
  Best of the Rest
Taurasi Radici Riserva 2001 DOCG, Mastroberardino (Campania) Taurasi Radici Riserva 2001 DOCG, Mastroberardino (Campania)
Torgiano Rosso Vigna Monticchio Riserva, 2003 DOCG, Lungarotti (Umbria) Torgiano Rosso Vigna Monticchio Riserva, 2003 DOCG, Lungarotti (Umbria)
Faro, 2005 DOC, Palari (Sicily) Faro, 2005 DOC, Palari (Sicily)
Merlot, 2005 IGT, Castello delle Regine (Umbria) Merlot, 2005 IGT, Castello delle Regine (Umbria)
Montepulciano d’ Abbruzzo, DOC 2002 Edoardo Valentini (Abruzzo) Montepulciano d’ Abbruzzo, DOC 2002 Edoardo Valentini (Abruzzo)
Charles Scicolone
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Charles Scicolone
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Best of the Rest

It was very difficult for me to not to put some of these wines in the Best of the Best. In fact, there are times when I would be hard pressed not to name some of them as my top choices. These are great wines that will improve with aging and I would not want to view them as anything else. They are, as a group, less expensive than the previous wines in the sense that they offer great value for their cost.

   
     
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