The Time and Date:
The Event: A table top tasting of Tommasi Viticoltori
The Venue: National Club,
The Target Audience: wine writers and LCBO product consultants.
The Availability/Catalogue: all the wines but one were available.
The Quote: "All the wines come from their own vineyards. They are the largest landholder within the region, with 135 Ha (95 Ha under vine)".
The Wines:
**** Four Stars (
-Lugana Le Fornaci 2007, $17.95, +13284
-Merlot Le Prunee 2005 IGT, $17.95, +24505
-Ripasso Valpolicella Classico Superiore 2006, $19.95, +910430
-Amarone Classico 2000 (not available)
-Ca Florian Amarone Classico 2000, $75 (great price) 25 cases only.
-Amarone Classico 2004, $52.50, +356220 (will be available in many sizes: 375 mL, 750 mL, and 1.5 Litres)
***
-Poggio al Tufo
-Poggio al Tufo Rompicollo IGT Maremma Toscana 2005, $18.95, +70797(sangiovese60/cabernetsauvignon40), $18.95
*** Three Stars (
-Poggio al Tufo Vermentino IGT Maremma Toscana 2006, $17.95
-Tommasi Pinot Grigio Le Rosse 2007, $17.95, +910497
-Tommasi Soave Classico Le Volpare 2007, $17.95, +70870
-Tommasi Chiaretto ai Bardolino Rose 2007, $12.95, +685057
-Tommasi Valpollicella 2007, $13.95, +669150
The Food: delicious aged cheese, three kinds of pates, breads.
The Downside: most of the wine writers had just slogged through a whole pile of wines at Vintages, and our palates needed refreshing.
The Upside: good company with Lorac, as always.
The Contact Person: lorac@bellnet.ca
The Marketing Effectiveness (numerical grade): 92.
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