David D

9.1

At Sailor. Very funky, farmy, mineral, but on the lighter end of medium. Bramble with mushrooms and volcanic soil. Prune, red fruit, some anise. 02/21/24 — 4 months ago

Justin Krypel

9.4

Earthy and well balanced. Not boring. — 5 months ago

yan ho

8.9

wine club 10.14.23 sparkling wine — 8 months ago

Anne Lebleu

8.9

Good fruit. Very easy to drink — a year ago

OMG PEDRO

9.1

The right amount of Funk ... Well rounded dark and red cherries, smoke, coffee, retama, eucalyptus, underbrush, mineral dry goodness with slightly high acidity and gentle tannins... BE A U TEE FULL — 3 years ago

Emily Singer

9.2

Bright, easy, cherry vibes. — 3 years ago

Misha Ko

9.1

Light medium body, very nice — 4 years ago

Jay Kline

9.4

The 2015 Collio “Studio di Bianco” is an interesting blend of Sauvignon, Riesling and Tocai. The combination is stunning. The wine pours a light straw color with medium viscosity. On the nose…whoa…super aromatic. The wine is developing with bright stone fruit, namely peaches, at first…and then with air, the tropical fruits and lemons emerge with chalky minerals. One the palate, the wine is dry with medium++ acid. Confirming the notes from the nose. The texture is incredible. The finish is super long and grippy. So chalky, and waxy! Energetic. Brilliant. Drink now and through 2035. — 4 months ago

Zack Hall

9.0

Lost in sea of better wines — 7 months ago

Pippa

9.2

Almost frizzante, citrus (lemon), edge of salinity. I think this is mostly Arneis? Country time…tastes like that good old fashioned lemonade. — 9 months ago

Alder Yarrow

Wine Blogger Vinography

9.2

Sometimes you just need a #volcanicwine. This one comes from the craggy, windswept Canary Islands of the northwest coast of Africa. Put on some Cesaria Évora and get ready for a whiff of smoky funk followed by deeply mineral flavors of plum and red berries, bitter herbs, and pulverized stone. Faint powdery tannins hang in a haze as the wine lingers with bitter licorice root and camphor wood notes in the finish. Made from old vines of Listan Negro, it’s a classical expression of the Canaries, but from a surprising source. The producers behind this brand are the Spanish cooperative CVNE and local producer Suertes de Marques who selected fruit from theor vineyards in Valle de Orotava on the island of Tenerife. 2016 Medianías Listan Negro Viñas Viejas, Valle de la Orotava, Canary Islands, Spain. ⁣ — 3 years ago

Kat Lynn

9.9

Great Canary Islands wine, bought it at Dry Dock and drank in the Catskills with Pat and Katie. Drank with steak. — 4 years ago

Brad Jensen

9.1

Light in body, yet robust in flavor. A ruby red hue with medium body and nose like fresh cut red fruit, and slight pepper spice. Acidity is bright and sharp, could use a year or 2 of age, with notes of slightly underripe strawberries, black cherries and red berries, white pepper, slate and a long dry finish that feels almost like menthol or mint, but not as specific. — 4 months ago

Bryan Kesting

9.0

Fun wine. Light bodied and a little one dimensional. — 5 months ago

Ian Hamel

9.2

2023/9. Classically styled Chardonnay- lemon, cream, stone, with any oak not noticeable. There might be a twinge of something salty that makes it seem Adriatic… — 9 months ago

Scott C

Founder / Co-director SR Wine imports

9.0

Crisp , strawberries . Volcanic soil in the back ground . Such a surprise . It’s very good . — 3 years ago

Jürgen V.

9.1

2011 goes perfectly with meat — 3 years ago

Bobby Gilbane

9.3

#partybus — 4 years ago

OMG PEDRO

9.0

Volcano Essence. Indigenous variety from Canary Islands. Fruity, Peppery and mineral. Bold and complex. Honest and intriguing . Rare and singular... Medium weight with mid to high tannins and balanced acidity. This is a serious wine for serious drinkers. This is a trip into tradition and knowledge. Masterfully crafted in Abona. — 5 years ago