Stuart Pollack

9.3

Clean Prosecco with a nice yeasty flavor. Dry, clean and bubbly. — 6 years ago

Raun Kupiec

9.0

Really liked this. Bright acidity and fruit and grippy tannins. — 6 years ago

with Barbara

Danijel Polanc

9.5

Possibly one of the best I have tasted.
Everything is well balanced. — 7 years ago

Tatyana Ryabokoneva

9.3

Unexpected white Barolo (c) — 8 years ago

Jon Ebsworth

8.9

Enjoyable, just edging past its best — 9 years ago

Joss Ainsworth

9.0

Fresh, smooth juicy red fruit. A finish as soft and gentle as a kitten on a feather pillow. Tried again 24 hrs after opening and it has flattened out a lot and lost the juicy freshness. — 10 years ago

Shade Kling

9.0

Profound creme brûlée on the nose. Slightly effervescent. Sexy stone fruit. Oddly delicious — 10 years ago

Mark Mannebach

8.9

Light bodied and balanced. Good value — 6 years ago

Jeddy Hussey

9.2

Matt and Nacole brought for dinner 8/23 — 6 years ago

Adi K

8.9

New wine - aglianico. So good!! — 7 years ago

with Swa

Rebecca Fletcher

8.9

Floral, lemon, and papaya. Saline minerality. M+ acid, m- body. A bit of bitterness on the front palate. A lot going on with this wine. — 8 years ago

Luen Proft

9.3

Intensly dry earth aromas with a balanced Brett/funk component. Integrated tannins with wonderful fruit to acid balance. Well structured. — 9 years ago

Debbie Cannatella

9.3

A drier Riesling with fruit, dry enough to pare with poultry and seafood . Apple, pear notes. — 10 years ago

Emily Kohlhas

9.4

2008. Super dry, super cassis. Dark chocolate. Raspberries. — 10 years ago

Kristin the Wine Girl

8.9

Spicy yet surprisingly fruit forward for an Italian merlot! Acidity of blueberry across the finish. A bit expensive but delicious and age worthy. — 6 years ago

Ron Siegel

9.3

Purchased on release, very fresh showing cherry, leather, dried herbs & tobacco. Beautifully balanced. — 6 years ago

Jon Rapp

9.0

Awesome. funky. Would buy again and again — 7 years ago

Ruth White

9.4

When in Rome, great with the fish lunch, also great company. — 9 years ago

with Claire

Marlo Beach

10

This wine was fantastic. Well-balanced, full-bodied, and I couldn't stop smelling it — 9 years ago

Giampiero Nadali

Wine Blogger Aristide

9.2

2014 - San Martino della Battaglia is one of the smallest DOC in Italy, that counts 30K bottles for 8 producers. This white is based on Tuchì grapes (actual name for Tocai), it represents a bold move to reaffirm its past identity and visibility to the market niche of Tocai/Tuchì aficionados. An amazing small jewel to discover on the southern shores of Lake Garda. — 10 years ago