Keith Stevenson

9.1

Unfiltered, semi-sparkling orange wine. More earthiness than the anticipated skin contact characteristics. Fun, quirky wine. Went really well with César gambas and salmon montaditos. — 9 years ago

Keith Stevenson

9.1

Bright ‘09, 375ml gem. Less earth, more cool temp altitudinal élan. — 9 years ago

Keith Stevenson

9.2

Balanced & powerful earthiness with longevity. Deep, gorgeous color, like Serena. Complex versatility and bigger victories ahead, once opened. Initial anise & brandied, dark stone fruit. Table with lamb or smoked game. …or a polish with mustard. — 9 years ago

Keith Stevenson

8.8

Good grippy-ness with the bottle I had. A mild chalkiness that was not off-putting, enjoyed with a fungi pizze. In reverse with fried olives, the food temp oils balanced & brought out plum and some cherry fruit. — 9 years ago

Keith Stevenson

8.9

Deep color and rich fruit depth, but with a centered acidity. Surprisingly earthy nose. A food wine that allowed for the great Caesar salad here. Puglia. — 9 years ago

Keith Stevenson

9.6

Volcanic, yet dusty chalk & dried cherry dessert. So well made. — 9 years ago

Keith Stevenson

9.4

A riesling–like, near petrol nose at first, this is not a typical Chenin. By turns herbal, with some melon, backed with good acidity and some white tannin. Developed with time and went well with asparagus and halibut. (Wine recommended by Julie Tesar) — 9 years ago