Schioppettino. Rustic, earthy funkiness. Blackberries, citrus pith, white pepper, brambles. Apparently rare in the US, from Fermented Grapes. — 6 years ago
Elegant, very good acidity, notes of lime blossom, underripe peach, citrus and green apple. — 7 years ago
Lovely with butter chicken 😋 — 8 years ago
Mouthwatering and so delicious for a grigio — 10 years ago
Awesome wine! Had it for our anniversary dinner at Lupa. — 11 years ago

Still rather youthful! — 13 years ago
Lovely white wine with bright acidity with balanced flavors of Meyer lemon and minerality. Big juicy finish. From Friuli-Venezia. — 5 years ago
Nice fruity start — 7 years ago
Vintage: 2015. Superb! High black pepper! — 7 years ago
Matt really liked this — 8 years ago
Lots of red fruit and white pepper. — 9 years ago
Solid house white. — 12 years ago
From a re-discovered ancient local grapes (tazzelenghe is the Friuli tipical slang meaning "tongue-cutter" due to its terrific tannins), this wine found its balance after aging 2 years in oak and several years in bottle. Red/black small fruits and sweet spices at the nose, powerful and fresh on the palate, with licorice and vanilla final flavours. — 12 years ago
Fruity nose, crisp on the tongue, followed by a fruity but refreshing body and finish. — 6 years ago
Tender and precise — 8 years ago
Yes. Diggin' this. Grapefruit and Kaffir lime bomb with ripping acidity. — 10 years ago
Dry, minerals, some precise melon notes, a little ashy — 10 years ago
It is not a Sancerre, but it is a delightful sauvignon blanc. Some fruit and nutlike favors are evident. My wife and I enjoyed it with steelhead (salmon trout) and roast potatoes. We were particularly pleased to discover it was 12% alcohol, which we find does better with food than the higher Sauvignon Blancs from the New World. — 10 years ago
Sauvignon Blanc & Picolit — 10 years ago
70 tocai fruilano 30 ribola giala — 12 years ago
Robert Cooper
Taste the age. Nectar, acetate, smooth, warm spring flowers, muscat. — 5 years ago