Ellen Clifford

9.3

Gorgeous Piemonte babe, Xmas spiced, clove and cookie butter and magic. — 13 days ago

Jocelyn Gumbs

9.5

It was very good. Pinot is no my favorite white wine. Enjoy this one was very good — 4 years ago

Richard Adams

9.1

Not a bad wine in Puglia yet — 5 years ago

with Ksenia

Rich Friedland

9.0

Floral, stony, crisp. Light and fresh. This paired beautifully with raw shrimp and sea bream carpaccio. — 5 years ago

Brett Pinkin

9.1

Stellar w/ Dungeness crab, lemon, fingerlings and so much more. — 10 months ago

Daniel Bloom

9.2

N: Cherry pits, Cherries, loam. meaty and dark. Sanguine. Tight , but starting to open up after 11/2 hrs. out.
P. Very earthy, ( interesting how in many of the ‘16’s, the tannins are very gentle.)
Sanguineous repeats, blood/ iron. Cherries, meaty again, some chocolate.
A great qpr, I think $35.
Glad I have another.
— 3 years ago

Severn Goodwin

9.2

On the Lawn at Tanglewood this final afternoon with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Our guest conductor Giancarlo Guerrero (Nashville Symphony director) is leading SCHOENBERG (Friede auf Erde, Opus 13 (Peace on Earth), for unaccompanied chorus) and BEETHOVEN (Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Opus 125).

The 9th by Beethoven is always bittersweet for us, as it marks the end of the official Symphony and Pops season for the BSO at their Summer home. It is a wonderful and singularly emotive moving piece, with the full force of the Tanglewood Festival Chorus at 250+ singers, conveying the message of a divine spark of joy that makes all people one.
'Freude, schöner Götterfunken!' / 'Joy, beauteous, godly spark!'

Nose of warmed pear, light toasted brioche and wet limestone.

Palate has warmed lemon curd spread on lightly toasted bread, chalky-saline mousse and honey over yellow apple. Finish is med-long, a beautiful effort.

Disgorged 7/2017, blend of '13/'14 with a 50/50 blend of Chardonnay & Pinot Noir. Noted improvement with some additional bottle age since our prior experience (same disgorgement). — 5 years ago

Sipping Fine Wine

9.0

Grapes sourced from 2 vineyards, high altitude sandy souls in Vera d’Alba & Renesio Incisa cru in Canale. Originally called "Nebbiolo bianco" due to the shape of the bunch and the size of the berries similar to Nebbiolo, also known as white Barolo. Pale lemon with aromas of stone and citrus fruits with honey notes. On the palate flavors of lemon, apple and herb character. Medium+ finish, lively acidity balance, ending with citrus and mineral character. Nice value! — a year ago

Andrew Mecoli

8.9

Lively floral and herbal notes on the nose, smooth but a bit soft in the mouth, with a slight sweet aftertaste. Classic Nebbiolo, tending toward modern. — 5 years ago

Severn Goodwin

9.2

On the Lawn at Tanglewood this final afternoon with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Our guest conductor Giancarlo Guerrero (Nashville Symphony director) is leading SCHOENBERG (Friede auf Erde, Opus 13 (Peace on Earth), for unaccompanied chorus) and BEETHOVEN (Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Opus 125).

The 9th by Beethoven is always bittersweet for us, as it marks the end of the official Symphony and Pops season for the BSO at their Summer home. It is a wonderful and singularly emotive moving piece, with the full force of the Tanglewood Festival Chorus at 250+ singers, conveying the message of a divine spark of joy that makes all people one.
'Freude, schöner Götterfunken!' / 'Joy, beauteous, godly spark!'

Nose has ripe yellow apple, lightly oxidized green apple peel, baked phyllo dough, partially aromatic white flowers and damp rocks. I always get a natural wine vibe here, without the vinegar-like profile, but it seems alive!

Palate has baked green and yellow apple pastry, crisp acidity yet dense, candle wax begins on the finish and ends with dry granite. Great balance, very lengthy finish, clean and not cumbersome, superb vintage, long life ahead. We love you Jean-Jacques. — 5 years ago