Volcanic? Definitely needs food. Lots of acid and minerals. — 3 years ago
Pretty good Tuscan - little hints of bitter, and expectedly dry. Had a lot of debris in the bottle - not sure if that’s norm for them — 3 years ago
Never had rosso de montepulciano, I never knew this was a different region then montepulciano. Wife picked this up and it is very good. I got an education from a Tuscan friend about the region I will keep an eye out for rosso de montepulciano wines. — 6 years ago
Crisp and light fruit notes. Delightfully earthy and refreshing. — 6 years ago
Small red berries, black and white pepper, strawberry, hay, leather a bit too. Rather discreet but complex nose. The palate is a real treat. So long, so intense! A very strong acid backbone which makes for a dynamic mouthfeel. Strawberry and small red berries dance all around it. Some width and a smooth touch on the sides, a bit of tannins too to spice things up. There is something else in the texture like a layer of silk with a touch of tobacco, I don't know how to describe it otheewise. The finish is everlasting with the small red berries and a nice acid/bitter touch that make it very classy. It blends a grand Bourgogne touch with a dynamic and fruitful châteauneuf du pape distinction. What a wine! — 6 years ago
A lovely drop. — 9 months ago
F***! What a fantastic Lambrusco, Rosé, bottle fermented, outstanding good wine! — 2 years ago
5 cent BevMo buy, John thinks. Had 04/21/22. Yummy. Balanced. — 4 years ago
White skin contact wine - perfect for poultry — 5 years ago
Sunday night lockdown vibes — 5 years ago
Nice - not spectacular. Shy nose of candied cherries and earth. A little tight on opening - fully expressive in about 3 hours. Palate of raspberries, candied cherries, mossy undergrowth and minerals, rounded out by a kick of clove spiciness. Tannins were grippy but not overwhelming. — 2 years ago
Baking spice apple earthy — 3 years ago
Nice, smooth and fruity — 5 years ago
Delightful Sangiovese. Perfect wine for quarantined nights at home. — 5 years ago
Berrysweet — 6 years ago
Not as yeasty as expected for a wine that spent 6+ years on the lees. Lots of golden (bruised) apple, some pear juice, bitter lemon peel and bitter almond on the finish. Touch of honey, touch of that tangy yogurt/sourdough thing happening. Hint of RS but the acidity is banging. — 6 years ago
Devin B
I love good vermentino! A bit of crushed gravel and herbs/tomato leaf. Honeysuckle, peach, and orange zest. — 9 months ago