Luis Arguero (@winefromAtoZ)

9.3

Franz Haas Pinot Nero 2020: Medium-light bodied. Great acidity & balance. Red fruit notes of strawberry, raspberry, pomegranate & cherry. Dried herbs. Soft oak. Slight warm finish. All in all, a fresh & delicate Pinot Nero from the Alto Adige region. I would say, probably the best Italian Pinot Nero out there. Cheers to all!🍷🍷 — a month ago

Brian Jensen

9.7

Light bodied but amazing flavor or cranberry and notes of eucalyptus. — a month ago

Michelle Goldfine

9.6

Love the balance, the bright fruit and the easy drinking nature — 6 months ago

Lyle Fass

Founder Fass Selections

9.6

Floral. Rich. Almond oil on the nose. Confectionery. Profound nose. Elegant and rich. Fruit skins. — a day ago

Lyle Fass

Founder Fass Selections

9.4

very solid. — a day ago

Shengli Hu

9.0

Thanksgiving Paso Robles trip second day first stop. Tiny production of 100% Pinot Noir grown at Robert Haas’s home in the Templeton Gap. Quite precise. Purity of fruit. Fresh red fruited - cranberry juice, sea weed, bright pale ruby, medium acidity and medium minus tannins. — 2 months ago

Vasanth Balakrishnan

9.0

Richer #smaragd #grunerveltliner - floral and subtle grassy nose, nectarious mouth sensation, juicy acidity. Paired with a yellow squash cold soup with pickled bell peppers. — 8 months ago

Peter Sultan

9.1

An Alto Adige Riesling,with some age. Bonkers concentration. Familiar petrol & peach on the nose, but less German or Alsatian acidity & more Italian rounded contours- though that could be the age too. Just enough RS. Perhaps the only tell of its 15$ pedigree is a simple mid palate. Still, some length,& enough acidity to make it lip smacking killer good. Crazy Eddie (for old NYCers who remember the stores’ ads) INSANE bargain. — 22 days ago

with Owen

Carter White

9.2

Melon and minerality, clean and fresh with nice body. Very expressive. — a month ago

Ely Cohn

9.1

Alto Adige whites get on base for me. Always aromatically expressive, always with something to say, rarely a whiff. Where the field can sometimes be opulent and overtly aromatic, Haas's Manna is comparatively a restrained elegant.

Opens with specs of gold and green, like grassy unfiltered olive oil. Aromas are there, not shouting. Enhancing, just right. A punch of floral honey, like honeysuckle. And incense of lime, aloe vera, pressed basil, and jasmine tea. Strong flavors too in a medium body. Bitter tea, lychee, peach, and apple. Manna. — 7 months ago