Joe Weinberger

9.1

Good grip, lots of pepper and red fruits. Incredibly enjoyable to follow throughout the course of the evening. — 6 days ago

Frank Kuo

9.2

The bottle is so heavy. Color of deep purple with grey hue. Nice legs. Nose of strawberry, berries, spice, strength of alcohol, and more dark fruits note. Taste follows the nose with addition of good tannins and acidity, some oak, thick and mouth full, ripe grapes and rip dark fruits, and hidden black pepper and sweetness. Aftertaste is medium with warmth. On par. — a month ago

Ely Cohn

9.0

Murky, gritty, volcanic material, heavy on limestone and sour dark berry. Smells like warm smothered cedar between a pair of palms, sour blackberry, and anise. Mouth chock full of chalk and a screeching halt. — 3 months ago

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9.0

The 2021 Cerasuolo di Vittoria is perfumed with sweet florals and sugar-dusted blackberries wafting up from the glass. It's soft and round, showing crisp red and blue fruits underscored by saline minerals. Fine tannins frame the finale, contrasted by a tart tinge of zesty citrus and residual acids that maintain a lovely inner freshness. Very nice. (Eric Guido, Vinous, September 2023)
— 18 days ago

Eunah Han

9.0

Easy, light drinking wine 🍷 that is good with light appetizer or chicken, pork. Good everyday table wine but still feel fancy. — 2 months ago

Clay Bullwinkel

9.5

Queen of the Cersuolo di Vitoria. — 3 months ago

Clay Bullwinkel

9.2

Yet another fine mineral, herbal, sea element set of qualities from the Queen of Sicilian winemaking — 24 days ago

Jakub Kalinowski

9.2

Beautifully fragrant, very Burgundian, with some red fruit, crisp cherry, a bit of flowers. Fresh & bright.
Light, juicy, silky on the palate but with such brilliant depth & precision.
Year in year out this just punches way over its league. Brilliant, just brilliant. — 16 days ago

Bonnie Chu

9.0

With John's meat sauce 🍝 — 2 months ago

Pip Davie

8.9

Went well with pistachio pasta pesto in Ortigia. — 3 months ago