Tenuta Poggio al Casone, La Cattura, Toscana

This 2015 has just the right bottle age to show some mature acid, also sandalwood with the dying but also nicely candied red fruit. good body and finish. Green pepper really smoothed out with some air. This may have seen sone oak.

We never know whether to call this the cat wine (Cattura) or the rabbit wine (pictured on the label). That said, it is consistently good and a great value. Not heavy, not light. Slightly dry finish. Four drinkers with different tastes all give this one a thumbs up. I wish it were more consistently in stock.

Great value. Shows a nice balance of aromatic intensity, palate depth and complexity, and elegance. While not an avid drinker of Teroldego, I will certainly explore more. Red fruited with an abundance of floral and anise aromatics. Also a great food wine with plenty of acidity, and 12.5% abv.

Rated 93 points by JS. It took me some time to formulate an opinion on this blend using an unfamiliar grape variety, Teroldego, along with a dollop of Syrah. Deep purple in color with aromas of cedar, violets, flint and toasted bread. Initial entry shows an element of spice that quickly expands on the palate to engulf the taste buds with a clean, full richness of flavors including Bing cherry, plum, cinnamon, cranberry and red licorice. Balanced and somewhat complex. …

Bright clean Med. Body. Not ageworthy.

Amazing QPR. James may have been a little high on the 93 but 91-92 definitely.

Decent with lamb. Light but full flavored. Needed to breathe.