Incredible. Holds up very well. Aged dark fruit. — 7 years ago
Some mineral but light. Super awesome. — 8 years ago
Has come into its own over the past year or two. — 9 years ago
Very herbaceous, strong leaf aroma with braking thru tropical fruits, but green herbs are dominant. In mouth nicely acidic, lemon, with medium intensive bitter-sweet gooseberry aftertaste wip. — 9 years ago
One of last bottles I bought in 2004 in Italy at winery. Absolutely gorgeous nose. Cherry, floral, Coca Cola. Still has lots of fruit smooth tannins and great length. Drinking window by professional stated through 2015. Has at least 5 years in my mind. — 9 years ago
1985 Sassicaia. Second red wine at Redd Wood lunch w A, S, and K. This wine was perfect. Epic. We could not believe how perfect this wine was drinking. Thoroughly enjoyed it- it was enjoyable the way truffles are- hard to describe, but pleasing to all relevant senses. — 10 years ago
From S J vineyard very dark with blackberry coulis fruit violet floral and dark spices very big and brawny with sweet sappy fruit dark spices and a fresh finish excellent — 11 years ago
Never had rosso de montepulciano, I never knew this was a different region then montepulciano. Wife picked this up and it is very good. I got an education from a Tuscan friend about the region I will keep an eye out for rosso de montepulciano wines. — 6 years ago
Peppery funk. Delicious. — 8 years ago
A bit reddish golden color; peach and apple on the move with hint red gooseberry; some tannins. Great surprise for Italian sparkling. — 8 years ago
Wonderful light red. Fruit forward and very drinkable, not sweet. — 9 years ago
Probably the best under $15 Tuscan I've had. Medium body, fresh cherry, a little herb. Some complexity and pleasant tannins to the finish which is rare for a Sangiovese at this price point. — 9 years ago
Full bodied and very berry — 11 years ago
Spasso 10-19-12 with greg — 13 years ago
Another wonderful Merlot. Mountain wines are known for beautiful dark color, intense aromatics and full bodied flavors. This Howell Mountain wine does not disappoint. Beautiful ruby red color and great aromas of blue fruit, cedar and a little earthiness. The tannins on this young wine are very apparent but seem to integrate nicely with the intense flavors of blueberries and baking spices while in your mouth. I am sure this wine will improve with age but it drinks very well today. — 7 years ago
Tastes like a CNDP! It's delicious and really does taste French. Bold and fruity but not overly so. We really loved it!! — 8 years ago
Keeps getting better and better and better. — 8 years ago
raisin, apricot, aged 8 years. goes well with desserts and foie nigiri — 9 years ago
Stinky! But very good — 9 years ago
Excellent vino nobile! — 10 years ago
Intensely aromatic. Black tea, rose petals, red cherry and tar. Every component feels accentuated but in a very balanced way. Lots of fruit, good amount of acid, solid tannic grip and long finish. — 10 years ago
Tasting in the vinyard !!!!! — 11 years ago
emily brown
easy drinking. not a whole lot of flavor — 3 years ago