Approximately 50/50 Nero d’Avola and Perricone which is a beautiful blend! High in acidity, quite tannic and plenty of red fruit. Also a “rustic” touch. Everything is still a bit on its own but after some additional cellartime this wine should be stellar! — 2 years ago
Like liking a goat’s balls. Game, farmhouse funk. Earth. — 3 years ago
Dry, not too sweet — 5 years ago
Tasty, full bodied, spice, plum, acidic — 6 years ago
The highlight of a star studded night, an elusive and limited blend of Perricone/Nero D'Avola 66/33, this bad boy had me swimming in dark red tartarian cherry and velvety tannins, perfect with local Etna involtino #ensconced #thanksBT — 8 years ago
Tasted this wine on the last day of our Sicily trip. With lamb chops. Absolutely amazing. Good body, red fruits, spicy, rich but nicely smooth tannins. Loved it. — 5 years ago
Had this at mockingbird in Oakland. Loved it. Some floral notes also slightly peppery. Fairly full bodied — 6 years ago
Beautiful Sicilian wine. at a great price — a year ago
This month’s club pick. Light, melon, Cocchi americano, goes down super quick. Paired with butternut squash brown butter orzo — 2 years ago
Soft strawberry guava delight. — 4 years ago
Funky/Cold/Medina (?) — 5 years ago
Super tasty midrange Nero blend. Retains the sparkly minerals from the Nero, but benefits from the added ripe fruit-ness of the perricone. Maybe a slight slight slight nudge to the sweeter side on the spectrum, but very smooth and drinkable. — 6 years ago
A red with a great little sparkling tinge of effervesence in this natural wine, rolling flavors of grapes and berries — 8 years ago
Chris
“Can I say fruity?” - mom — a year ago