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- josiph - 06-13-2003
My father past away several months ago and my mother recently found a bottle of 1961 Italian wine that my father has held onto.
1961 Frescobaldi Nipozzano Vin Santo
Can anyone tell us if this wine has any value etc....?
Your assistance is greatly appreciated.
- wondersofwine - 06-13-2003
Foodie, is this a dead wine?
- barnesy - 06-13-2003
This one probably died about the time Yoko broke up the beatles. The Nipazzano is Frescobaldi's entry level Chianti. At least it is these days. Unless they have changed nameing practices, so was this.
Barnesy
- Basilisk - 06-19-2003
Hello,
as far as i know, Vin Santo is the expression for I(ndicatione)G(eografica)T(tipica) in Italy. the character of these wines are full-bodied and sweet dessert wines
with a relatively high percentage of alc.
Therefor i would give the wine a chance to have survived the years: dessert-wines appeal brilliantly to maturing in bottles if stored correctly.
Hope this could help!
Brgds from Munich