Benjamin Hickey

9.6

Small producer. Salty, light fresh! — 9 months ago

John Eaton

9.3

A privilege. Holding up like a dream. — 6 years ago

Edd Spencer

9.3

Light and fruit forward Argentinian Malbec. Less aromatic than I typically see from Malbecs but the finish is very smooth. Must have! — 7 years ago

Ryan M

9.4

Inky purple, lots of fruit and oak — 8 years ago

Greg Moore

9.2

Elegant. Not too much alcohol, so great for pairing. Raised at high altitude, so ripening takes longer. — 9 years ago

Joe Barrett

8.9

Nice - verify grape - confusion w. Montepulcianno & D'Abruiz — 11 years ago

Kaylee DeBeukelar

9.7

2022- il matto — 9 months ago

Max Conrad

9.0

Didn't know what to expect from this - it has surprisingly lightweight glass bottle - low carbon 💚. Lovely, typical sour cherry aromas and leather verging on sweaty saddle aromas (not in a bad way IMO). Peppery cherry flavours and satisfying, robust, dry tannic finish — 4 years ago

Dave Olson

8.9

Excellent Spanish tempranillo. — 7 years ago

Miguel Espinosa

9.0

Great Argentine blend of Malbec 67%, Cab Franc 26% and Syrah7% — 8 years ago

Maggie Jashinsky

9.5

Very good! — 9 years ago

Chris Emerson

9.8

Our favorite Malbec. — 9 years ago

with Anil

Jim Divita

10

Met Vittorio Innocenti at a tasting in his cellar in Montefollonico. Tasted this wine from his private stock and fell in love with Vin Santo. It took me over an hour to get him to sell me some. Absolutely incredible!!! Thank you Vitorrio! — 13 years ago

Jorge Pazos

8.9

Samambar, Rodalquilar, Almeria — 3 years ago

Alvaro Bustillos

9.5

Xfg l angulo de mare @florencia — 5 years ago

Victor Charcan

9.1

Drunk too young. Dark cherries, blackberries and raspberries wrapped in fine oak. Full bodied, tannins getting there, fine acidity and length — 6 years ago

Thomas Epps

9.6

Wonderful! — 7 years ago

with Jeannie

Juan Del Pueblo

9.2

Comprado directo en el viñedo en Montalcino (marzo 2017) y traido a casa. — 9 years ago

Tim Duffy

9.1

Quite heavy but gorgeous — 10 years ago

Ed Matthews

9.0

This wine is the deep dark color of cassis jam with a slight herbaceous nose. It exhibits predominantly red fruit at the attack morphing to dark and black fruit, hugely ripe. This is a big wine that's full of itself. The oak is well integrated. — 12 years ago