Yaw Awuku

8.9

Nice. Slightly chalky tannins, lether and a grain of dark fruits. Definetly works best with one or two hours of air and a decent lasagne. Gruyere is a great companion as well. — 7 months ago

Martin Wieczorek

9.0

Nice citrusy and fruity — 5 years ago

Henry Luiker

9.0

One of the treasures of Emília Romagna at Osteria Riva $150. Quite full and robust following the 2000 Marzieno Zerbina which preceded it $130, which blew Andy away - reminded him of ancient Hill of Grace - thinner, closer to the end of its life but much finer style, while the 2005 from the previous week ($120) can probably survive a few more years. — 6 years ago

Bob McDonald

9.3

Described to me as a “Grand Cru of Emilia Romagna” (150 Euros) - 100% Sangiovese. A little more fruit driven than the Tuscan version. Matured in large French oak (Tonneau rather than Barriques). A well made wine with notes of cherry, red and black berries and loam. The back story here, is we consumed this over lunch at Cavallino, the restaurant opposite the gates to Ferrari HQ, where Enzo Ferrari would have lunch most days. On this particular day we watched the Italian Grand Prix from Monza where Ferrari came 3rd and 4th. — 7 months ago

Jack Bender

9.0

Dry floral fruity! — 5 years ago

Marcello Moro

9.3

Excellent balance between acidity and sweetness. At the nose candid orange and cider zest, raisins, acacia flowers, almonds, dandelion, chamomile, linden. Long persistent, dried apricot finish, bright acidity, elegant minerality. Uncanny — 8 years ago

Rob Krapf

8.9

Sunny citrus from a fabulous winemaker. — 3 years ago

Steven Lee

9.0

First try from romagna. Nose of black cherry, chocolate and a hint of zingy sarsprilla. On the palata is rather light, acidic and bitter acidic finish. It also has some vegetal capsicum and a tad of mineral chalky. — 4 years ago

Robert Weyers

9.7

Omg wtf are u kidding me — 7 years ago

Chad Henderson

9.0

Nice red wine. Middle drops out. A bit of oak. — 9 years ago