Monastery Qvevri Wine

Koncho & Co

Kisi Qvevri 2016

One of the best wine. Very noticable Caramrlized tones — a month ago

Avondale

Qvevri Paarl Red Blend

Qvevri is a large amphora! Big dark fruit bouquet. Soft dark fruit up front. And then a burst of that Zinfandel pepper in the middle. Finishes with an earthiness. You can taste the separate layers! At Bandana’s African Wine Tasting. I had this with a roasted duck bobotie which matched perfectly! — 8 months ago

Natenadze's Wine Cellar

Meskhuri Tetri White Dry Unfiltered Qvevri Wine

Fun Georgian foraged wine. Surprisingly smooth for a foraged grape, taste like a great French natural wine. Ate with grilled chicken with asparagus and ramps. — 2 years ago

Joseph Lewinski
with Joseph

Mildiani

Qvevri Bouquet Mtsvane 2015

The Rkatsiteli. Bone dry earthiness with a sherry nose. Good acidity and medium bodied, but definitely a bit funkay! — 6 months ago

Natasha Bray
with Natasha
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Ori Marani

Qvevri Chinuri 2020

Dry, verging on sour in its depths. Green pear, kiwi. — a year ago

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Anapea Village

Qvevri Traditional Rose Rkatsiteli 2013

Absolutely loved this Georgian rose picked up at Il Vino Torchio. Balances tannins, strawberry first with a dry leathery ending, more like a red than rose. — 2 years ago

Baia's Wine

Imereti Qvevri Tsolikouri 2019

Paired well with the first boat ride of the season — 3 years ago

Nareklishvili & Son's Winery

Khikhvi Qvevri 2021

Looks like liquid gold. Clear. Apricot on the nose and palate. Dry, medium to full bodied, with no astringency whatsoever and balanced acidity. Long length. Impressive. — 7 months ago

Lynmar Estate

Monastery Russian River Valley Pinot Noir 2021

K L
9.3

Balanced and a great Pinot. Continues to be a favorite even young. — 9 months ago

Matt Dill
with Matt

Monastero Suore Cistercensi

Benedic Red Blend 2019

Unpretentious, easy-drinking blend of Sangiovese and Ciliegiolo by Paolo Bea - benchmark producer of natural wines - and the nuns at the Cistercian monastery in Vitorchiano in Lazio (coenobium is the Latin for monastery). Fermented with wild yeasts. Pale, slightly cloudy cherry color. Red fruit (cherry, strawberry jam) aromas and flavors. Earthy and floral notes and a hint of tobacco and herbs. Fruit-forward, medium bodied, great acidity. Nice rusticity. Very pleasant — 3 years ago

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