Baking spice apple earthy — 4 years ago
Floral, rose, citrus — 6 years ago
Lemony, yeasty, deliciousness! — 8 years ago
I liked this one better than the Fuordova. Great body, crisp, and a great dryness — 9 years ago
Needs time!!!!!!!! — 11 years ago
Oxidized whites are my fave — 12 years ago
Had it Thanksgiving 2025 with Eric, Peggy, Cristy, John — 9 months ago
Very tannic and acidic even after a couple of hours of decanting. It needs several hours (about eight) in the decanter to calm down and open up. Earthy and smokey. Dried dark cherries, pomegranate, tar, cedar, leather, and spices. Powerful and dense. — 5 years ago
Just.... like nothing else. Every time. I love this wine. — 6 years ago
White peaches & honey melon - the typical Rich bodied Greco with nice acidity and a whiff of white pepper on the finish. Not bad for uncomplicated holiday sipping. — 8 years ago
Alto Adige on full display with tart bitterness of pitted fruits and slate. Lush tropical notes and a hint of vanilla (the Chard?) round out the frame. Not much of a finish to speak of. Crisp enough for seafood, but with a ripeness that will pair well with a host of cheeses or your favorite South Asian hot sauce. QPR heaven too! — 10 years ago
Very light, refreshing — 13 years ago
Paolo Bea dinner at Semo. All wines were prepared by opening and slow-ox, prior to service. Abbreviated notes due to the setting. The The 2020 Santa Chiara appears a deep orange color with notes of marmalade, apricot, flowers, and varnish (VA). The palate shows low+ tannin and decent acid. Tasty, complex stuff as usual. A lovely pairing with gougère of prosciutto, green olive and honey. Drink now through 2030-ish. Bottle No. 2814/5940 — 7 months ago
Bright, effervescent red. Starts off kind of tasting like wet socks and then smooths and rounds out to dried apricot, green apple, and cinnamon, with a tart finish. Definitely something to worth chillingl! — a year ago
Crisp, great acidity, and nice citrus flavors. Drink this with fresh seafood & you will be greatly rewarded. — 4 years ago
The rule is that you end 2020 with a wine of inverse quality to the year itself. — 6 years ago
Yassss 🍊🍊🍊 — 7 years ago
Floral cider glou glou — 8 years ago
Hell. Yes. Please. — 11 years ago
Barolo still confounds me. Haven't found my ah ha moment yet. Constantly searching — 11 years ago
Many flavors — 13 years ago
Linsay Craten
Paired beautifully with Fruits de terre at Rijks restaurant, Amsterdam — 7 months ago