Fruit, earth, and spice, great structure and balanced. Lighter style, drinking so good young. — 2 years ago
Finger lake Riesling with finger foods — 2 years ago
A little leaner and more precise than the ‘19, tart lemon and lime, slate. — 3 years ago
Lemon, lemon peel, crème, woody, fresh, long. — 3 years ago
Light and crisp, tastes like blood oranges. — 5 years ago
Good. Started with a surprising honeysuckle note given the description was sage, pear blossom and autumnal. Mellowed out and lost that taste. Got more full bodied. Liked it but not as much as others. Not as less as others too. Would think about getting again. — 2 years ago
Lemon and cream, excellent intensity and vibrancy. — 3 years ago
Tight, zippy acidity, lemon, green pear, almond, white flowers. Last bottle, need to restock! — 3 years ago
So light and fruity. Loved it. — 4 years ago
Strawberry and bright cherry lip 🦚
Red lagoon, palate of rhubarb swan 🦢
Jewel of red diamond cosmic 🌅
Soft and shine of purple rim
🌄 — 5 years ago
This is a truly incredible bottle of wine — 10 months ago
2018. Everything a whiteBurgundy should be . Power snd restraint . Spiced pears, stones, Balanced, elegant.. a little pricey at $99. Retail. — 2 years ago
Yves Leccia’s 2019 Île de Beauté IGP Rouge is a blend of 80% Grenache and 20% Niellucciu, hailing from the northerly appellation of Patrimonio, Corsica.
Île de Beauté – the namesake for many wines produced on the island – translates to ‘island of beauty’ in English.
This is a beautiful wine, indeed. It is medium ruby with ripe cherry, strawberry, and kirsch notes leaping out of the glass; it also offers licorice, fennel, violet, and subtle meaty characteristics. The fruit is unmistakably intense and concentrated. I suspect it’s a reflection of the dry, sun-soaked climate on this beautiful, mountainous Mediterranean Island.
This is such a versatile and food-friendly wine – it’s definitely worth a taste if you have the chance (preferably while gazing upon Corsica’s coastal seascapes). Cheers to the wines of Corsica! — 3 years ago
Y’all probably know by now that I’m a fan of rosé. Anytime, anywhere, with any food. It’s one of the most satisfying wines around. But I’m kind of picky when it comes to rosé. It’s gotta have energy. It’s gotta have lift. It’s gotta have ACIDITY. While I might catch some flak for this, I’m just gonna say it. There is no surer bet in the world of pink wine than Corsican rosé. I’ve never met one I didn’t like. Hell, I’ve never met one where I didn’t immediately want a second bottle. So whenever it crosses my path, I grab it. By the glass, by the bottle, by the case. This little beauty (from the Isle of Beauty, no less) was made by Eric Poli, and comes from organically farmed (uncertified) vines on the east side of the island near Eric’s hometown. Made from Sciaccarellu, an indigenous red to the island that makes just stunningly bright rosés. Citrus skin, strawberry, dried flowers and grapefruit are layered over wet stone minerality that is just gorgeous. — 4 years ago
Raun Kupiec
Very interesting and very different from the three previous single vineyard Forge Rieslings we tried. Floral, with a more distinct but still mellow hint of Riesling plastic poncho. A lot of white pepper and cumin, followed by a grassy finish. — 9 months ago