Beautiful Prosecco that was absolutely worth every penny. I would buy this over and over again. — 10 years ago
Vino de miss — 10 years ago
Super floral with a very prominent mint/basil first taste. Would pair well with some dark meat but I probably would not drink this again without food. — 11 years ago
More of an oxidative approach. Orange, brown spice, vinous. This style works well with the grape from a solid winemaker. — 12 years ago
Has a lot of white wine characteristics: papaya, butterscotch, minerality. Clearly a red wine. It's tannins sneak up on you. Really delicious and interesting. Drinking great now. — 10 years ago
Hipper then your new fixed gear — 10 years ago
Nice sweetness and nuttiness. A beautifully complex dessert wine. — 11 years ago
35% cherry, 65% Lacrima Di Morro d'Alba. Delicious dessert wine, having the bartender make a bourbon cocktail with it: 2parts 4 roses, 1 part this wine, bitters and orange peel — 11 years ago
36 - great and different. Once it opened up it was excellent — 12 years ago
Forget contemporary Marsala. Here is the closest, modern relative of the ancestral wine made in Marsala wine region, the Perpetuum. Stellar. — 13 years ago
Opened up nicely - enjoy after a bit of air! — 10 years ago
Well matured on the palate with a spicy hint on the bouquet! A lovely blend... — 11 years ago
Figs, nuts and Lemon at the very end. — 11 years ago
Very good the second day. — 12 years ago
A unique and very attracting wine - Fermentation of Grillo grapes with wild yeasts in barrels of 500 l capacity and aging of 12 months on its lees, 30 months aging - it was a project from Renato. - a lovely wine to pair with food 😃👍 — 13 years ago
John Clinton
Holy shit. Amazing acidity still at the core with deep amber toffee, bananas foster for miles & miles on the nose. Palette was that killer acidity with saline on the edge. Ruch nuttiness throughout. Steller. — 9 years ago