Almond. Not too sweet interesting — 8 years ago
I really shutter to think how Prosecco still exists when there are things like this being created. Smh. Smh. Smh. — 9 years ago
This was outstanding Sangiovese from the King Valley in Australia. — 10 years ago
Deep colour
Very tarry earthy dried herbs orange Myrtle back ground rose petal and violets
Great legnth persistence great tannins still has plenty of life to go — 10 years ago
Dark rosé with a nice hint of bread character. Rose and cranberry. Balanced wine with a long finish. — 11 years ago
Good solid wine , plum star anise taste in there 👍🏻 — 8 years ago
Local wine at Lake Como — 8 years ago
Reppin' Natural Farming Methods Since 1870... — 9 years ago
So good. Light and tart at first and rich and nutty as it fizzes off — 11 years ago
Lemon, grassy herbal note / minerality and acid late-palate — 8 years ago
High quality wine. Beautiful flavours. Had with smoked ribs. Definitely a favourite. — 8 years ago
Lite, small bubbles, toasty, smooth. Not dry. Delish. — 9 years ago
Lush, crisp, definitely a good rival to champagne of the same price or above — 10 years ago
fantastic celebration drink — 11 years ago
After 1 day connection to the air is perfect — 11 years ago
Bob McDonald
An Australian Sangiovese made by an Australian Italian Family. Not particularly Sangiovese like the real deal but it does have cherry, dark chocolate and aromas of decayed matter. I recall Peter Scudamore-Smith MW saying on our Tuscan trip that he didn’t think there were any top Quality Australian Sangioveses made mainly because we are using the wrong clones. Australian Sangiovese seems to be a work in progress. Had another bottle 56 weeks later on 26th March 2020 with similar notes although showing more varietal characters this time of skins, earth and leather. — 7 years ago