Brian F. McCabe

9.0

Light, dry, but in a good way. — 3 years ago

Jakub Kalinowski

8.9

Opens with a bit of reduction, Plums & more plums and a bit of cherry with a pinch of cinnamon & cloves and some damp, earthy undergrowth. On the palate this is surprisingly plush (for a Vernatsch) with soft plums and a bit of prune plus a herby, slightly bitter tang. Quite tannic yet juicy & nicely balanced.
A very nice one, in a riper, fuller style (again, for a Vernatsch). — 6 years ago

Kyle Volluz

9.0

Great spice, minerals, and apple/pear flavors. — 8 years ago

Riccardo Arrigoni

9.3

Adler 2017 — 9 years ago

Pete Turley

9.1

Cherries and nice acidity... Served it with Nona's homemade ravioli and was delicious! — 9 years ago

Samuel Danthine

8.9

Dry at first, with fruitiness popping up and a bitter lemony touch. The IPA of Swiss white? — 10 years ago

Owen Rosenberg

8.9

Cherry nose with sour cherry notes on the palate pretty tart . This wine hums when it's matched with food. Oregano really ignites a perfume of raspberry and candied flower. — 10 years ago

Louis Martin

9.0

Creamy, rich golden color, floral hint, medium bodied, slight green apple flavor, very easy to drink on its own, light enough to pair with fruit and cheese. — 4 years ago

Bill Belanger

9.1

Full-bodied, with plums and sour cherries on the palate. Tannins carry the flavors, but the acid is not forward. — 6 years ago

Nicola Morvillo

9.0

On 31/3/18 — 8 years ago

Diana Cohen

9.2

Smooth easy to drink without food ...great crowd pleasing white wine . We had at Giacomo — 9 years ago

Valentina Benedetti

9.0

This is what I like my Sauvignon Blanc to be! — 9 years ago

Halsey Vandenberg

9.0

Very smooth and light — 9 years ago

Johnny McLaughlin

8.9

Great Pinot Grigio from the Alto Adige province. A much better value then Santa Margarita. Great first wine for your next Italian dinner — 10 years ago

Nicholas Bernstein

9.1

Light smoke. Red and black fruit. High acidity and brightness. Delightful. A story buyers notes: Santa Maddalena Classico is its own DOC in the heart of Bolzano. By law the wine must be 90% Schiava (aka Trollinger) and 10% Lagrein. This combination works to add a touch of richness and body to the normally bright and aromatic schiava. The vineyard is a large slope scaling from 250 meters to 500 meters, with the Lagrein grown on the lower portion of the hill. These are old vines averaging between 40-50 years old. (41792) — 5 years ago

with Molly

James K

8.9

Pizza night, pizza wine. At least it was unique. — 6 years ago

Timmo Rol

9.1

Bowen Home - oaky nose, dry at first, citrus combined with pear and vanilla to finish. — 8 years ago

James Carter

8.9

Usual lovely balance that you get in Lagrein Riserva. Missing out on some of the fruit and presence in the mouth that you get with the Muri Gries — 9 years ago

Matti Jokelainen

9.0

2015 is great year for North Italy whites and this is no exception. Generous style with plenty of fruit but nice acidity keeping it fresh and highly drinkable. — 9 years ago

Sang Han

9.1

Reminds me of the trip. — 10 years ago