Orange wine — 8 years ago
nice. frankly lacking a bit of finesse, but delicious in a straightforward kind of way. — 9 years ago
High score for enjoyability not complexity. Grainy fine tannins, real verve & energy, cassis/currants. Johannes find. — 9 years ago
So different. So unique. Huge surprise. Light colored, see-through wine like a Pinot, but BOY, what a surprise. Pie cherry, smoky and an explosion of minerals. The best!!! Sicilian wine from Mount Etna, made from the Nerello Mascalese grape. Never had a Sicilian wine before. Loving life!!! — 10 years ago

Wow. Love this Sardinian. The front is big and salty. My favorite with big flavored food. I have not decided on the end yet. This went down with an awesome grilled pork loin seasoned in prunes and Dijon mustard. Side was a very flavorful split pea and onion mash. — 11 years ago
The Gewurtztraminer of red wines?! A Rose is a rose is a rose.... — 11 years ago
Very interesting wine. Started out burnt rubber, then moved to gamy earthy, wet autumnal leaves. A bright fresh green note persisted. Light cherries throughout. — 13 years ago
Extremely floral on the nose, intense red & blue fruit on the palate leading with cranberry right after opening, then blueberry, finishing with some earthiness and a slightly gritty texture leaving a finish on your palate reminding you the wine was there. Bottle really evolves after some decanting! — 7 years ago
Great nose. Herbaceous. A bit too much bell pepper on the palate. Maybe should've decanted a bit. — 8 years ago
Great color. Cool varietal. Excessive Brettiness upon opening that aired out over night, but other than that... great notes of burnt orange and honey. The palate was creamy with very balanced tannins. This is the only other orange wine that has reminded me a lot of La Stoppa’s Ageno, which is one of my all time favorites. — 9 years ago
Loved it. Tastes like a super Tuscan. — 11 years ago
Very smooth and dry, with a very pleasant aftertaste. — 11 years ago
Occhipinti triumphs again with a way-better-than-it-should-be-at-this-price killer Nero d'avola. — 12 years ago
2013 is a great vintage that gives pronounced fruit and acidity. — 8 years ago
Finally a good good new world old world — 9 years ago
Unexpectedly good. In fact, unexpectedly still intact. A little jammy. — 9 years ago
Juicy blackberries, currants and black tea with moderate+ oak. Enjoyable. — 9 years ago
Smokey and complex. This is the epitome of nero d'avolo. This was my introduction to the COS Winery and I think it was a perfect one. — 10 years ago
A rich but very well balanced and delicate wine — 11 years ago
Juicy and succulent rose. Acidity toned down a little. Was a such a pleasure drinking it! — 11 years ago
Not filtered, wild yeast, no temp. control... All the things that make a wine unique - and it shows here with some wild acidity. There is a pleasant sourness here with some cranberry and strawberry balsamic note and then that crazy, sour tannin structure. — 11 years ago
Alec Jeffery
Just love wines from the Etna region in Sicily, think junction between Pinot Noir and Nebbiolo, structured but medium weight on palate, long finish, it’s not a powerful wine, — 7 years ago