Big cherries and slight alcohol on the nose that comes off as flowers on the palate, then, with air, the nose opens to figs, plums, blackberries, brown sugar. The cherries are super sweet, and there's light spice, fennel, nutmeg, and light leather on the palate, and a cherry skin or overripe fruit, barnyardy-savory bitter edge on the finish that I am very happy about. Some mouth-coating tannins on here, which soften, but certainly do not go away, the tannins give it structure the way that minerals do elsewhere. I don't think they take from this nimble wine, and they give it a character of its own: rustic and highly fragrant. — 6 years ago
Solid balance of fruit and tannin. — 8 years ago
Rich, dark color. Medium bodied, light tannins but acid forward with a nice bite. Blackberry and raspberry, bell pepper, a little piney, black olives. Really interesting. From Shawn's. — 9 years ago
Give it time to breathe. Fuller bodied wine; notes of pears, apples and blackberries. Very smooth, drinking wine. — 9 years ago
Lighter to medium body, hint of baking spice, little earthy, sharp curve at the back of your mouth. Yum!!! — 10 years ago
Drinks like twice the price—something like a brunello. From Lazio of the indigenous and rare Cesanese variety. — 8 years ago
Médium to heavy body, high tannin,ruby red, cherry, juniper berries, good with gamy meats — 9 years ago
A sentimental flavor for me as this is how the wines of my childhood tasted. — 9 years ago
Very drinkable, well balance & excellent flavours. Wish I had more bottles to enjoy. — 9 years ago
Black cherry, sour cherry, cocoa, liver, roasted meats supermarket deli section, mint, n — 10 years ago
Loads of fresh fruit, acid and funky farm stylings. Loved it. — 6 years ago
Cherry juice yum 🤤 — 8 years ago
I bought this wine at Ristorante Hernicvs (Hernicus) in Anagni, Italy. It is absolutely delightful. — 8 years ago
Awesome bottle of wine - fresh red fruits, pepper, mineral. This is the type of wine you buy by the case to have on hand for ease of enjoyment. #louisdressner — 9 years ago
Red currants and butterscotch. So much fun, she's a beast! — 9 years ago
Brought from Italy. A "table" wine but amazing — 10 years ago
Andrew Mecoli
First bottling for this Cesanese del Piglio producer, and it’s very interesting. Still young and a bit harsh on the tannins, but the style is lean and elegant. Not a typical Cesanese. Notes of Dolcetto-like dark fruit, crossed with floral Nebbiolo elements. — 5 years ago