Austin Hohnke

8.9

Reductive and farmy fresh, likely too much for many. Pinot adjacent but with more herbal undertones. Schiava is typically trained Pergola. Also called Vernatsch and Trollinger. Nice packaging and sub $20 on the shelf. Organic. — 21 hours ago

Nate Chambers

9.5

Mel’s fave. Really delightful, light red. Easy drinking. — 2 years ago

Derek Shanahan

8.9

No tannins, lighter dry red fruit. Nice easy wine. — 3 years ago

Peter van den Besselaar

9.0

Vintage 2018 | Chardonnay | 80% inox 20% barriques | 55 months sur lie | beautiful smell with yeast and almonds, immensely powerful — 24 days ago

Michelle Goldfine

9.6

Love the balance, the bright fruit and the easy drinking nature — 2 years ago

Ceccherini Cristiano

9.1

Surely young, surely delicious !!
I consider the vernatsch, which we call in Italian Schiava gentile, our petit pinot noir.
This is an established label of an old vines version, a rare example of schiava that does age very well.
This is a wine somehow that if you blind taste it you could mistake for a white, absence of tannin and good freshness. With time it builds up a bit of flesh, but it does remains generally a grape to drink when young. Best examples are in the St. Magdalener denomination.
Still i enjoy this label everytime and also the other schiava Girlan produces.
Cheers🍷 — 3 years ago

Devin Bray

9.4

Excellent. Light, fruity, and complex. — 2 months ago

Tobin Spratte

8.9

Easy drinking, notes of maraschino cherries, Black Forest cake, and hints of minerals. — 7 months ago

Ceccherini Cristiano

9.0

This is so easy drinking, but i honestly think you give it a couple of years in the bottle you will be talking about a much better, more focused wine
I reckon it could resemble a Fleurie or a Morgon
Cheers! — 2 years ago

Tom Balamaci

8.9

I liked it! Serve chilled. When you’re tired of rosé but not feeling like a cold gamay, schiava is the answer. — 4 years ago