Ripe and juicy with a strong backbone. Love.
Bought at Barocco x Nino — 5 years ago
On 18-12-19 — 6 years ago
Mineral, salt; fragrant floral on nose and more body than expected for 12%. Gorgeous golden color. Really striking and delicious. — 8 years ago
Yes please — 4 years ago
Fresh, bright, fruity, acidic. Great pizza wine. — 5 years ago
Rainier cherry, orange peel, plum skin, fennel, and...green apple? Fresh and high acid with firm grip. Nice single vineyard Nebbiolo. — 6 years ago
One of the best Prosecco I have had. Good complexity — 8 years ago
Quite light, with nice aromatics of dried cherries and herbs. Good grip, juicy tannins, nice length and lovely complexity. — 9 years ago
At da Nino — 9 years ago
Tasted 16/10/2016
Third out of 3 bottles we bought during honeymoon trip 4 years ago. Being captured by heavy rain at Castel Gandolfo (residence of Pope), we nestled at lovely cellar tasting Poggio Le Volpi wines. Our photographer called us urgently to depict with double rainbow, whilst all locals were crying and shouting "auguri" )))
Frascati Superiore (Malvasia di Candia / Malvasia del Lazio / Trebbiano 50/40/10), harvested late, fermented in 40-hl oak vats for 40 days, kept on lees 3 months.
Dense brass to orange color, yellow gold glitters.
Surprisingly fresh nose of mint, sea salt, medlar, wet limestone, kumquat, roasted almond, touch of withered grass.
Off-dry (despite raising) palate, medium in body with quite lively acidity. Flavors of buckthorn, yellow plum, tangerine, soaked apple, apricot. Herbs on background.
Buckthorn, citrus peels and ginger apricot on slowly vanishing finish.
Was nice pair to flounder fillet.
8.5* actual, 9.0* considering other 2 bottles tasted "young". — 10 years ago
6,9€ Esselunga — 4 years ago
Juicy heady a little hairy — 7 years ago
Leathery. — 7 years ago
the best wine made in my home valley. It uses the same process as Amarone but it is smoother and fresher without loosing complex structure and strong cherry and caramel — 9 years ago
Tannins still going strong, fruit fading, but plum skins on the finish. — 10 years ago
Lev Lavrichtchev
August 2022, one hour decant — 4 years ago