Beautiful. Cherries. — 8 years ago
trapizzino. moderate fruit, medium body, v little tannins at finish, violets — 8 years ago
Excellent - very nice fruit (cherries) to start and then opened up to a wonderful complexity. Enjoying at Piazza d'Angelo — 9 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
A sentimental flavor for me as this is how the wines of my childhood tasted. — 9 years ago
For the price I think it's excellent table Italian wine. Not sweet, light, crisp and refreshing. What else could a girl want?? — 10 years ago
Needs to open up a little but there is a lovely mix of smoke, embers, raspberries and green peppers. — 11 years ago
An easy and pleasant red, good for just enjoying and with Roman food! — 12 years ago
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
Drinks like twice the price—something like a brunello. From Lazio of the indigenous and rare Cesanese variety. — 8 years ago
Big flower and lavender on the nose, medium body W/ light tannins. Great w/ amantricana and gineua. — 8 years ago
First Cesanese and it was surprisingly good. Never expect much good wine out of Latium, but this changed my opinion. Worked perfectly with homemade mushroom and ham pizza. — 9 years ago
Recommended be Dedalus - great find. Pronounced che-sah-NAE-say. — 9 years ago
Dinnet at da Benito in Roma — 10 years ago
Wan had this 10 years ago
Light, perfect. at Roscioli in Rome. — 11 years ago
Beautiful structure. Gorgeous all around. Almost California cab in some aspects? Wine of the night. Thank you Andrea and Tony. — 11 years ago
Wow. 120 euros. Blend 50/50. — 12 years ago
Excellent red fruit. Not to sweet. Not to dry. A crowed pleaser. Great value. — 7 years ago
Bright red fruits, spritzy funky fizz — 7 years ago
Awesome. Paired with turkey chili (sautéed onions, carrots, organic northern & cannellini beans, can of tomato purée.. Italian seasoning, salt, pepper, red chili flakes). This medium body wine has a little spice and pairs perfectly. — 8 years ago
Somewhat reminiscent of Cerasuolo do Vitoria - violets smooth the bright red. — 8 years ago
This is perfect, slight cherry, plum, leather. Light body, dry. — 9 years ago
Cooking with Nonna 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
Cesanese del Piglio DOCG 2011, Riserva Superiore, 15.5%. Bottle tasted in January 2015.
Color: dark, clean, with an orange tinge.
Nose: vinous, ethereal, very balsamic, spicy, green, rich, deep and a little toasted wood.
Taste: really very good, intense snd rich, fine and elegant tannins, pure licorice. Long persistence. — 11 years ago
Unusual unique & delicious — 12 years ago
Really really good. — 13 years ago
Peter Sultan
An Italian skin contract (another one? Are they rabbits?), quite lovely & most importantly dealt handily with our homeboy produced Kimchi cod based soup. — 6 years ago