Nice one with seafood, quite floral and exuberant, refreshing. — 5 years ago
Crisp, floral, nice — 7 years ago
Very impressed. Hot nose with raspberries. Raspberry, Açai, and chocolate. Rich and heavy body. — 8 years ago
This is the Unti Vineyard (Dry Creek Valley), still very dark color, leather, earth and Brett aromas and flavors, rich without showing much oak influence, medium-long finish, should reward more cellaring. — 9 years ago
Dry and crisp — 9 years ago
Out of Magnum, funky, earthy, deep with dark fruits, tanned leather and a long finish... Yum! — 5 years ago
This wine has beautiful balance with tart cherry, leather, tobacco and herbs. Soft integrated tannins give it some weight but don't overtake it. — 5 years ago
Cool and different. Not a lot of ‘verve’ but a great white worthy of a sip — 7 years ago
Dope. Sweet start, spicy middle part. Might mellow out? — 8 years ago

From Unti Vineyard. ❤ — 9 years ago
I wanted a bottle of wine for a summer meal of grilled hanger and salad. I love wines from Dry Creek and noticed this was from there. I am lucky enough to be there a couple times a year and have some favorites from a region where you'll see bumper sticker that say "NAPA makes auto parts, Sonoma makes wine". On seeing the grape mix, and being a sucker for Mourvèdre, Grenache, and Syrah, I bought this. Wow, I'm glad I did. I opened the bottle to add to my steak marinade two hours before I tasted it. Then, it was "Hmmm.... Interesting". At that point I noticed the grapes were sourced from Unti - a vineyard and wine maker who I have a personal love affair with. "Ah, more interesting", I said to myself. Four hours after opening, this wine is really really good. It reminds me of summer on the Mediterranean with a fantastic table wine. I'm not an oenophile, but I know what I like. It's priced right and great with food. Next time I'm in Sonoma, I'd like to meet the winemaker. — 9 years ago
Best in class Fiano, non-Unti division. Haven’t had an old white in a while and there’s something about the taste that just draws me in. This tastes old, in a good way. Dusty. Lemon zest and dried apricot. Full-bodied but still crisp. Straw color, higher ABV for sure. Tasting notes in collaboration with @Caroline Graham — 5 years ago

#winesister — 9 years ago
Floral and fruit balanced in all the right ways. — 10 years ago
Buttery (yet dry!) goodness calling for poultry. Ti amo. — 10 years ago
Adriana Fabbro
A brilliant CalItal (yes, I said it) blend of Vermentino, Falanghina, Biancolella and Fiano from one of the kings of CalItal (Unti).
Fragrant (lemon ice, lemon verbena) and oh so refreshing (yellow flowers, fresh white melon). Delivers way more elegance and length than you’d expect from a simple porch wine.
— 4 years ago