Lemon and grapefruit accents, medium body, nice acidity, enjoyed as our “pre-lunch” morning aperitif (since Alba is Latin for Dawn, seemed appropriate to drink as a morning wine). — 2 years ago
Complex yet very harmonic orange Malvasia. Overripe apples, balsamic. Notes of thyme. Finest Slovenian craftmanship! — 4 years ago
Fun little white but missing that zing or expressive note. Moderate-minus acidity. More depth of flavor than the very light color would suggest. Solid with food. Not a bad deal at $23 but not a diamond in the rough either. — 4 months ago
Really nice dry white out of 100% Malvazija, a truly Mediterranean variety. Very aromatic, tropical fruits. Not so overly fruity, herbaceous and hint of fruit blossoms. Moderate mineral and nice juiciness on the back palate. Had it paired with grilled chunky and meaty fish. — a year ago
Tried at Proto restaurant in Dubrovnik. Was the server’s suggestion. Delicious. Similar to Savignon Blanc. — 3 years ago
Acid! Keeps building. — 4 months ago
A shockingly vigorous palate for a wine if this age. Caramel, sherry, toasted nuts, orange peel, just so much going on and with the intensity of a wine a century younger. All this is driven along by an intense and thrilling acidity. What a treat. — a year ago
Andrew Formi
Always awesome! — 2 months ago