Unusual, sweet-tangy Riesling made from virgin berries. — 6 years ago
Very nice aromatics, lots of tropical fruit and honeysuckle. Could use more acid to bring into balance slightly more but still very nice. — 7 years ago
Picked this wine up at winery in LI. Drinking great and will visit winery again. — 7 years ago
A dry Chardonnay that drinks like a Sauvignon Blanc but without the tartness. — 8 years ago
I like it. I like it. He likes it! Hey Mikey! @Jesse Smith — 8 years ago
Not as spicy as 2011 vintage. Very soft tannins. A little lingering tobacco. — 8 years ago
Good. Bright and light. A little sweet. — 5 years ago
Really lovely! A lighter, more elegant style. A mix of black fruit, dirt, and iron/blood on the nose. Fresh, primary, and acidic on the palate. Great on its own but would definitely work with food. — 6 years ago
Sun is out, it's in the high 70s, time for some rosé! Pale pink with a slight orange hue to it, this delivers peach and strawberry flavors on the palate. Dry and crisp, there's a slight hint of gravel in the background (in a good way). We LOVE this wine and literally buy five cases of it on release and then pray there's some left by Labor Day. (There's usually not). Also makes an excellent piscine de rosé. — 7 years ago
If you could put summer in a bottle.. — 8 years ago
Crisp, full bodied with citrus and green grape notes and a hint odd mikes mango and cinnamon. It's sparkling Chardonnay so your like Chardonnay or sincere I'll love this one. — 8 years ago
Slightly bitter. Dry. Needs to open up. — 5 years ago
Smooth and Willy Wonka candy flavor. Ya know from that ¢25 machine on your way out of K-Mart. — 7 years ago
A rose cider that is just sublime. Dry with light bubbles. — 8 years ago
Argentina! Very drinkable light rose. Yum — 8 years ago
The nose displayed crushed stone, and minerals up front, with tart cherry, and herbs. On the palate I found soft feminine textures with ripe cherry, sweet herbs and inner floral tones. It finished on cherry skins hints of herbal tea and flora undergrowth. — 8 years ago
Yes, you're reading that right. Long Island. Hamptons. Like, New York. Entire group's #4/7, beating some name Pomerols blind. Bright, fresh nose. Stony black fruit and dark chocolate cedar notes. Seriously, Long Island. How merlot can you go, blind tasting. — 9 years ago
Joe Fusaro
Soft on the palette. More alcohol in the finish than I’d like, but still an 8+. — 3 years ago