Good, chunky wine that's terroir driven. Lot of life left. — 3 months ago
A cool wet vintage equates to an early drinking beauty! Super delicious! — 6 months ago
Wonderful light and flavorful. Light golden color. Great with seafood. — 8 months ago
Was pretty skeptical when I saw this was 14.5% - but really quite good. Lots of white fruit / sweet nuts / white grapefruit. Pretty savory and great acid on the finish. Full bodied. Nice value. Still would prefer it to be 12.5% but can’t argue overall. — 3 months ago
Earthy and elegant — 4 months ago
Classic wine from a classic producer. Another stellar vintage of this outstanding wine! Dark ruby color with a slight garnet rim. Starts out a bit tight but opens beautifully. Aromas of black cherry/plum with hints of dried rose petals, rosemary, chai spices and garrigue. Palate shows more cooked black cherries and plums with notes of bay leaves and baker’s chocolate. Touches of dried earth, minerals and smoke on the long and luxurious finish. Full bodied and noticeable tannins that will continue to soften with time. Beautifully balanced. Stellar! Nice selection, Keith S! Revisited in April 2024. Fabulous! — 5 months ago
Best fiano so far. Grazie Peppe! — 8 months ago
Dinner with Thomas and Sherri at Glorietta. Jackson, WY. Vintage 2016 — 9 months ago
Easy to drink — 9 months ago
It's austere, but that's why you bought a taurasi. Dried flowers, boysenberries, raspberries. Almost like an amarone. Well made; I think average score a tad low. Better than the 2016. — a year ago
Falanghina is fun to share with wine novices and experts alike as they are slightly off the beaten track and utterly delicious. Golden yellow with a zesty, bitter salted almond note on the palate, they are voluptuous, not losing track of that sharp salinity, though. Very alive, bringing in under rich white peach and herbal notes to the mix, finishing floral with that almond note recurring. — 3 months ago
Gee oh golly this is good. fizzy earthy perky tannic lift. delightful, is moderatley tempid soft light velvet. a hug ❤️ — 6 months ago
Deep garnet. Hawthorn, tart cherry, rose and tar, asphalt, forest floor, dried herbs, sanguine, oregano, thyme, fennel, rosemary. Well integrated acidity and tannins. Full body (14.5%). Great value 😍 called it Barolo La Morra (ignoring the dark color) #facepalm — 8 months ago
Terrific volcanic minerality with really nice balance. — 10 months ago
Pooneet K
I sometimes like fiano for the somewhat interesting texture even trading off for perhaps a bit less acid. Nice one. — 2 months ago