My kind of wine. Well balanced, food friendly, 13.5% al. Medium tannins, tart plums or cherry. $20. Definitely buy again. — 8 months ago
High QPR! Goes well with many foods but especially any simple Italian fare. One of my go to Italian wines. It’s nice to go beyond Tuscany or Piedmonte. — 10 months ago
Bright, fruity, light — 3 years ago
From Pizzeria 22 — 5 years ago
Deep ruby hue. Notes of blackberry, olives, pepper, and tar. Full tannins and high acidity. Superb with meats. — 2 years ago
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Weird fizz. A little funk which I don’t like but jeff loves. It’s a guy thing. Finish has nice grip. — 5 years ago
Crisp and refreshing — 7 months ago
Excellent — 7 months ago
Well balanced with med acidity. Ripe cherry that lingers on the pallet. Great wine with our red sauce pasta dinner.. A Joe Godas selection — 9 months ago
Deep color, great structure and tannins. A very good red wine not well known but one of my favorites. — 3 years ago
Comparing two 2010 Sagrantino di Montefalcos. Both opened for an hour first. I thought the Adanti was a bit softer and more aromatic at first. But the Perticaia had more structure, depth and complexity. Decanted the Perticaia for dinner (only have one decanter) and it improved even more. In the past I thought the Adanti had quite a tannic punch. That has faded over the 3 years since I last opened one. — 4 years ago
12% abv. Beautiful wine, rich color. Mineralogy, funky, fruity. (@Felix). — 5 years ago
Eric Urbani
Drinking well ! Powerful, intense, gorgeous. — 5 months ago