Dry Farm Wine — 3 years ago
Nice white wine, good taste, not too dry or acidic — 7 years ago
Rich and heavy. Excellent amarone — 7 years ago
Football Sunday with Dave. His favorite white. 9/10/17 — 8 years ago
Great & crisp without being dry. Was lovely with greasy grilled cheese sandwiches + porchetta sandwich — 8 years ago
Had at Trattoria Taverniti. Loved it the first time. Not so crazy about it the second time, but still good. — 6 years ago
Awesome with Italian food — 7 years ago
Nice, easy drinking Barbera. Delicious fruity nose. Smooth tannins and great acidity — 7 years ago
@Amsterdam, 24 September 2017 — 8 years ago
Don't really get the Burgundy/Pinot Noir comparisons people are making with Nerello. For me it's a lot for Nebbiolo-like, albeit more approachable. Sour cherries, rose petal, dried herb. A bit on the simple side, but an interesting wine. — 8 years ago
More of the same aromatic, so we'll balanced that it almost doesn't feel as if it has more stuffing but just radiates an impression of solidity and confidence that seems to demand time in the bottle. — 3 years ago
A tasty Etna red, made for food, had at lunch at Prince at the GC Burgundy day. No detailed notes. — 6 years ago
Never heard of this wine before but it’s very nice Always love the nose on a Barolo. — 7 years ago
Infanticide can be delicious. The early onset of winter in Seattle called for a big wine for pappardelle alla bolognese. Decanted 2+ hours and served at cellar temp. Initially a bit of a mess--wood, tannins, heat--started to come together after the first glass. Classic nebbiolo notes of dusty cherries, foliage, pepper. Big and beautiful, not quite in prime form. And yet, je ne regrette rien... 🍷💯👌🏼🍝 — 7 years ago
Strong tannins, good acids for a Dolcetto, medium bodied, sour cherries, blackberries, mineral. From Seventh Avenue Liquors. — 8 years ago
Anthony Kluska
Heavier style with cured olives along with the cherry potpourri. — 9 months ago