Ten euros at a small grocery on Giudecca in Venice. Nice but possibly overpriced. — 9 years ago
Grappa + French Oak = what grappa has been missing. Takes the bracing cut of un-aged grappa and translates it into a lingering and pleasant self-induced-embalming, — 9 years ago
This was an amazing bottle of sparkling wine from Italy. Had a darker red color. — 9 years ago
A nice Tuscany. — 9 years ago
2007 tasted with some traditional Norwegian food called 'finnbiff'. — 10 years ago
Really loved this Grappa. Gaia signed it for me at a Mozza wine dinner in 2010. — 11 years ago
This is the Bottega Valdobbiadene Proseco I mentioned in my earlier post. I had a glass of this at Tavernetta del Battistero Ristorante. Apparently, this Proseco you cannot find/buy in any local shops. According to the manager, it can only be purchased from the winery in a region north of Florence and he buys 50 cases of it at a time. Delicious. Might go back to buy a whole bottle before we leave. — 9 years ago
What's not to like? — 9 years ago
Needs a good hour or so of breathing. — 9 years ago
So complex and layered. A rich honeyed attack followed by aromatics and a clean fresh finish. Pine, spearmint, citrus, chicory, florals, earth. Really cool bitter that's original family recipe dates back to 1868. — 9 years ago
One of the best I've had. — 9 years ago
This one wins today's award for most gaudy label. Wine was pretty good though! — 9 years ago
Thank you Quince SF!! — 10 years ago
Really great. — 11 years ago
Angie Abreu
Favorite red! — 9 years ago