Excellent. Red berries, brut, delicious. Drink this for the joy, not the complexity. — 6 years ago
F*n Delicious! — 6 years ago
Funky but opened up quickly. Tons of acidity, straight chuggable wine. This was delish. — 6 years ago
Molt equilibrat. Bona qualitat-preu. — 6 years ago
Liverpool House! Magnum — 8 years ago
Nice saturation of slightly spicy orange/tropical flavors that are quit sot, yet fresh. Good minreal element run throughout. — 8 years ago
2013. Light, fresh, dry, pretty. Gamay/Grolleau. Sans soufre. — 9 years ago
Easy. Bright. Cherry. Little funky on the nose initially — 5 years ago
Balanced, textured mouth feel with lemon and mango and just enough acidity to hold it together. Mineral finish and nose. A typical Cormons super white. Also a great price point at $23. — 6 years ago
Not sweet! Stone fruit. Great minerality. Makes me want a table full of seafood to eat it with. — 6 years ago
Fantastic high acid crispy rose — 6 years ago
Chill and glug — 7 years ago
Stone fruit, slightly apricot and undertones of baking spice on nose. On the palate velvety yet still light with vanilla and almond and citrus notes — 8 years ago
Quite Fresh..... — 10 years ago
Blind flight 1, wine 2...missed this, but my theory was sot on — 11 years ago
Excellent Loire Tourraine. — 5 years ago
The 2016 Sot-Monopole is utterly fascinating. This is the first vintage which famed Bordeaux consultant Eric Boissenot has worked along side Cristiano Veglio, and the result is simply magnificent. This 100% Cabernet Sauvignon was sourced from the Sot-Monopole Grand Cru which is situated on the Carpegna hillside in Serralunga. This was vinified in French oak barrels for over 40-days prior to spending 18-months in new French oak barriques and an additional year in bottle prior to release. The wine itself instantly impresses as it opens to seductive aromas of ripe blackberries, black cherries, violets, tobacco, graphite and spices all come together beautifully and burst from the glass. On the palate this possesses a gorgeous full body with outstanding overall structure and balance. It goes on to impress as it displays a remarkable combination of both power and finesse, as layers of wonderful ripe dark fruits gracefully build and expand on to the long polished finish. It is certinaly special to taste such a fabulous Cabernet Sauvignon, but the fact that this comes from within the commune of Barolo makes it even more interesting. There were only 75 cases of this exceptional wine produced in 2016. — 6 years ago
Bright mineral and leesy. Easy drink with some interesting notes to slow u down — 6 years ago
Best bottle I’ve had of this wine yet. Really fresh and juicy. — 6 years ago
Smells like pineapple mixed with peach. Which makes the tart dryness a wonderful surprise. — 8 years ago
Really good for the price! Got it at Batch 13. Sour finish, very dry and a creamy feel. — 8 years ago
Not technically Barolo Chinato, since its made from grapes from just outside the zone, but it might as well be. It may not carry the complexity of Cappellano, but then again, it's a tenth the price. More please! — 9 years ago
Beautiful!! — 10 years ago
Mon Vinic dinner 10-2012. Last bottle of Sot Le Friec 2001 and some excellent Mencia. Missing the wine service of this spectacular Enoteca. — 11 years ago
Pablo
Loved this red. It’s côt (French Malbec). Fruity, juicy, with a bit of earthiness. Red and black fruit. So tasty. — 5 years ago