Excellent. Assaggio’s’s in Raleigh, NC — 4 months ago
Good structure, velvet tannins, tar, flowers and sun ripened red fruits — 5 years ago
Nice and buttery, not anything super special — 7 years ago
This is a classic method rose Lambrusco aged 42 months on the lees. Vivid notes of raspberry, pomegranate, and grapefruit on the palate with hints of toasted almond. There seems to be a little bit of spice as well. The finish is nice with floral notes popping through. Vibrant acidity. Paired well with garlic and mint scallops with herb risotto. — a month ago
[Tasted on November 7, 2025 at Miel in Nashville with Ned and Beth]
Purchased at winery in Willamette Valley during 2017 visit. Dried cherry and raspberry preserves, with tobacco, earth, smoke, baking spice and perfume. Burgundian style. — 9 months ago
This was champagney. Real good. — 5 years ago
This dark wine has a fruity nose of blackberry and plum, but there are some more savory notes as well. Black pepper, cigar box and black olive also come through. On the palate, licorice and plums are in the forefront of one of the fruitier flavor profiles I have tasted in Apulian Primitivos. The 16% alcohol is not as overpowering as I imagined it would be. The tannins are fairly forceful and the acidity is refreshing. This wine drinks really well and will pair nicely with a marbled rib eye steak. — 5 years ago
Love this wine. Medium body, spicy, cinnamon, salty. — 3 months ago
Slow wine tasting 🇮🇹 wow, light but full — 5 months ago
Exotic candied cinnamon, licorice, sassafras, granite. Clean. Aging well. — a year ago
Delicious — 5 years ago
Jenn Ingle
Nose - Plum, candied orange, peat moss and wood. Mouthfeel - Velvety smooth up front, ending in a subtle pleasant astringency. Main flavors - Stone fruit and earth with a delicate acidic ending with a touch of dryness, like you get when you lick the pit of a nectarine, peach or plum. Overall - a gorgeously complex and lovely Pinot!! 1 million out of 10! — 6 days ago