Schioppettino. Rustic, earthy funkiness. Blackberries, citrus pith, white pepper, brambles. Apparently rare in the US, from Fermented Grapes. — 6 years ago
Dry Brachetto. Bright, easy drinking, very versatile. Pretty nose - strawberry, red cherry, roses . Reminded me of frappato — 7 years ago
Old school rustic Italian, quite dark fruited, salty. Medium body. Very tannic on the back end, very structured wine. Substantial acid. Needs a couple hours of air to come together and show properly. Pair with 🍝 for a pretty pretty good time. // turns into something special on day 2 — 8 years ago


So smooth, and fresh tasting! — 9 years ago
Thick, dense, heavy, dry fruit. Good, clean, but not terribly versitile. Good that it was a dessert pairing. Will try again. — 9 years ago
Ezio Poggio ‘Archetipo’ Colli Tortonesi “Terre di Libarna” Timorasso 2018: Medium body. Fragrant floral nose. Racy acidity. Lemon. Green apple. Slate. Dry crisp finish. This was my first experience with the almost extinct Piemontese Timorasso grape but definitely not my last! Such a delicious, refreshing and beautiful wine! Please give it a try if you are unfamiliar. Cheers🍷 — 5 years ago
Drank at home with roast chicken. Such a good bottle. Sweeter than I normally like but didn’t mind — 7 years ago
This was staff pick at Bacon's in Hudson. Dry, in a good way. Very good. — 9 years ago

Plenty of depth! Decant for 90 min + — 9 years ago
Bracing grapefruit pith acidity, great salinity, finish on tip of tongue in such a clean sprightly way. Quite delicious! — 9 years ago
Powerful, medium bodied Barolo, with lots of texture, exquisite notes of spice, dark fruit, and lively acidity. Delightful with pork loin, making for a memorable winter evening. — 9 years ago
Explosion of flavor, dark, spicy - get balanced. — 6 years ago
Dark red fruits, leather, milder finish than you’d expect. — 6 years ago
I taste raisin. Dry. A refined Chianti Riserva. — 8 years ago
Great wine with a lot of character. Had it at Sottocasa — 9 years ago
Benedetta knows how to make a great wine. This comes from a tiny family owned estate on the east side of the hill in Montalcino. Benedetta's father worked these vines for years before he saved up to buy them. They only make 13,000 bottles / year I believe. Think of their Super Tuscan starter /first course wine, the Rossi as the brother, and their Brunello as the "dad". Buy this bottle. — 9 years ago
долго дышать вину - слишком — 9 years ago
Olaf Smit
Altijd kopen als het kan. Prachtig robijn rood, zwaar maar trekt je mond niet scheef door de tannines. — 4 years ago