Le Serole seems intent on showing the aging potential of the little-known Pallagrello Bianco variety. This opens with an off-gold color and bright aromas of candied fruit, honey and dried apricot. The natural structure will help it last a few years longer. — (2/1/2013) —90

This expression shows a golden color with a slight amber hue followed by aromas of stone fruit, honeydew and white flower. There’s good density and texture in the mouth followed by piquant spice. It’s more structured and sophisticated than you’d expect.——M.L.(3/1/2011)—— 88

Executed in a big, elaborate style, this wine won’t appeal to everyone. It takes on an almost intellectual approach, seeking to push the outer limits of the precious Pallagrello grape though oak fermentation and extended bottle aging. If you are seeking a carefree, fish-friendly wine, this is not for you. White meat or pasta would be a better choice.——M.L.(6/1/2011)—— 88