Needs decanting but after a while it opens up — 5 years ago
From wine tasting of Portugal wines with Louise and Jeannette. Sparkling, light, great for summer — 6 years ago
Really lovely. Smooth and fruit forward with hints of blackberry. — 6 years ago
Drank this on a work trip to Sydney at a restaurant called Firedoor. Delicious! Bottled in a cider bottle. @David Lincoln — 6 years ago
Rich perfume of spices and pomegranate. Specifically pomegranate. Beautiful bee pollen and mulling spices. No harshness. The fragrance of a rich and blossoming garden of roses.
Woah. Zippity zip. We got acidity, and it’s medium to high but with the natural carbonation and juice juice juice, it just works man.
It’s got sour framboise beer qualities, but of course the tannins and the cola like quality just sings.
Patting myself on the back for popping into Simply Wine in Financial District before a rooftop dinner party with some old friends. — 4 years ago
Weird natural complex cab franc, opens up nicely. Loved it. — 5 years ago
Great white wine. Sweet but not too sweet. Smooth. Mildly crisp. Easy finish. — 6 years ago
Great wine. Will buy again. — 6 years ago
Great Skin depth Stoney but bright pizza herb honey nose — 4 years ago
Alpine Cheese night with Rebecca & Ben 🧀🍷🥖 — 4 years ago
2015 vintage. — 5 years ago
2007. Not overpowering - drinkable on it's own without a meal. — 6 years ago
Fresh & bright with cherry & blueberry and some wilted roses. On the palate juicy and light with fruity acidity and light tannins. There’s a mineral streak beneath and a touch of fresh herbs towards the finish. Delightful stuff. — 6 years ago
Not too oakey. Nice for a hot day. — 6 years ago
John Asbury
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