Cima Collina

Crivelli

Collina La Mora Barbera d'Asti 2021

One of our favorites!!! — 2 months ago

Cortes de Cima

Regional Alentejano Vinho Branco 2019

Dried leaves and smoke... oak... leather... tobacco. There's so much going on in this glass.

It's complex and well balanced.

I love amphora wine.
— 10 months ago

Terre da Vino

La Casa in Collina Barbaresco Nebbiolo 2015

2015 vintage. Nice. A little less dry and peppery than my ideal, but good — 2 months ago

Mateus Nicolau de Almeida

Trans Douro Express Cima Corgo Douro Red Blend 2021

For the Baixo Corgo version. Tastes like vacation in Portugal! Simple but delicious and affordable! A mix of fresh and stewed fruit with a slightly woodsy finish. — 8 months ago

Natasha Bray
with Natasha
Matt liked this

La Collina Di Dioniso

Fabio Oberto Barolo Albarella Nebbiolo 2018

Ted
9.2

Good Barolo. Orange peel and leather. Just starting to get some of the black licorice I love in Barolos. — a year ago

Jeni
with Jeni
Ron, Jose and 6 others liked this

Collina Serragrilli

Serraia Barbera d'Alba 2020

Medium-deep ruby color.
Aromas of dark fruit, Xmas spice, tomato leaf.
Dry. Flavors of black cherry, tomato leaf, cinnamon, clove, earthy. Medium-rich, velvety tannins. Great complexity!

Intensity: 5/5
Complexity: 4/5
Balance: 5/5
Finish: 4/5
— 7 months ago

Herdade Aldeia de Cima

Reserva Serra do Mendro Branco 2020

Deep brassy gold color. Nose has loads of yellow fruits and stony minerals (It’s a blend of 40% Antao Vaz, 30% Arinto, and 20% Alvariho grapes). Meadow flowers and a teensy bit of toastiness. In the mouth it’s ripe and deeply flavored, the fruit very low-toned. Tons of stony minerals. The texture is soft and broad. Acids are low-ish. Nice, lengthy finish. I don’t think this will age, but it’s really nice now. — 8 months ago

Rebecca Anne Casagrande
with Rebecca
Daniel, Severn and 10 others liked this

Collina Serragrilli

Branche Roero Arneis

It’s a difficult, low-yielding white grape from the Piedmont (NW Italy) whose name, Arneis translates to “Little Rascal”. I discovered it while visiting the region, a few years back, and have been a fan ever since. Aromatic, spicy, and full-flavored it entertains the pallet with crisp lime and tart tree fruits. It paired well with salad based foods and light cheeses. Roero is where, within the Piemonte, the grapes were grown. — 3 years ago