Benjamin Hickey

8.9

First experience with this variety. Will keep an eye out for more! — 8 days ago

Amanda B.

9.1

Semi dry, not a huge amount of character and a little dry to drink on its own. Well be good with food — 21 days ago

Stuart Pollack

9.1

Excellent Greco, so austere and mineral. No fruit, just clean Greco flavor with very dry, stone-like flavor and finishing with a crisp acidity. Greco is not my favorite grape, but this wine is a great example. This wine goes well with creamy pasta. — 11 days ago

Tom Casagrande

9.0

Perfect on a hot, humid night. Loads of crunchy cherry fruit. Clear and transparent. Fresh acidity. Soft, with virtually no tannin. So refreshing. — 25 days ago

romo

9.3

Quite nice BTG here w burger or duck. — 18 days ago

Frédérick Ranger

9.1

Wow. No need for more words. — 18 days ago

with Vickie

Deborah M

9.3

My second contribution. I really liked this one. New to me but enjoyed. Fresh, nice acidity, lemon zest, plus fine bubbles. — 9 days ago

Kate

9.2

In Erie PA. Ordered this at the cork. $80 Love the scent and taste. — 14 days ago

Daniel P. Drake

9.0

This is my first experience with this grape and this wine. I was given this wine by a close friend, the 1994 Ca' Togni Sweet Red Wine Philip Togni Vineyard Spring Mountain St. Helena, California. The grape is the Muskat Trollinger Muscat Hamburg.

On the nose there is licorice, leather, coffee and dark earth.

On the palate is licorice, buttery nutty carmel, concentrated dried dark fruits and butterscotch.

This wine is medium to full bodied and has port feel and qualities, sweet very viscous medium acidity and tannins seem to be fully resolved that moves deliciously into a long sweet savory nutty finish. Continued great weekend to everyone, stay safe and healthy. Nostrovia! 🍷🍷🍷🍷 — 3 days ago

Tom Casagrande

9.0

This Chianti Classico doesn’t say it’s from a particular commune. Just a straight Chianti Classico. The modest nose features dark cherry, warm moist gravel, savory dark minerality. A fairly low-toned palate displays some dark cherry, but it’s mostly earthy (stony gravel) and savory flavors that prevail. Vibrant acids and some youthful but soft tannin seem to indicate that this will get better in a year or two, but it’s nice with dinner, if a bit vigorous, right now. Neither the cork nor the bottle say the winery that provided the wine for this Garagiste private label, but if you look up the winery number on the back and Google it, you come up with an Italian government document that says Casa Emma (a very good estate). — 19 days ago