crisp, mineral, salty deliciousness from pico in the azores — 4 years ago
Great Arinto. The Azores. Love it! — 4 years ago

Perfectly refreshing after hiking Mt Pico — 7 years ago
Delicious! — 9 years ago
Used here in Pico, by the priests, as altar wine. Can't call them stupid… — 12 years ago
Salmon color, lower acidity for a rosé, citrus and strawberry notes, more body but still very refreshing with the low 11.5% ABV. More elegant, no funk, no wow, but very nice and easy to drink. — 6 years ago
Volcanic Verdelho do Pico (different from the Portuguese mainland Verdelho, also known as Godello in Spain) from vineyards located on 3 different islands - Pico, Graciosa and S. Miguel- in the Azores archipelago. Virtually at sea level and unusually close to the Ocean, vines grow on very poor volcanic basalt soils, surrounded by traditional stone-walled “currais” to protect them from the extreme Atlantic winds. Salty and mineral. Thirst-quenching acidity. Passion fruit. 🌋 🌋 — 7 years ago
Lemon/lime, subtle creaminess, and great salty funk. Akin to a lemon/lime milkshake gose... if such a thing existed — 8 years ago
Delicious, elegant and crisp. — 9 years ago
From Pico (Azores) — 12 years ago
Volcanic wine all the way. Mineral, salinity, sharp and vertical — 3 years ago
Developing nose, creamy and slightly nutty, retaining acidity and minerality. Very good. — 3 years ago
Very cool and unique wine, nice to try it again. Pears, lemons, oyster shell, crushed rocks on the nose. Beautiful salinity on the palate. A little short and one dimensional but great@expression of terroir. reminds me of a Chablis. — 4 years ago
Outstanding. Sauternes meets Madeira. Candied white peach, candied citrus peel, caramel, hazelnuts. Complex and delicious — 7 years ago
Love this 2015 straight from Punta del Gadsden — 9 years ago
Orange garganega! Lovely novelty. So much orange wine in my life these days. — 14 years ago
Louis Martin
Smooth, balanced, full mouthful with rich acidity, pairs very well with seafood. — 3 years ago