Light, crisp, strong grapefruit flavor. Paired better with slightly sweetly seasoned food to balance out the bitterness. — 3 years ago
So. Damn. (Elegantly). Crushable. Rangpur lime, a petrol-y olive oil, memories of a summer fruit pie, a sprinkle of tarragon, crisp mineral-y tang that fades into a beautiful calcium carbonate lime zest finish and a hit of aromatic joint…oh, wait… — 4 years ago
Enjoy .... tawny tawny with precision unlike my text this Thang go I expected more cream but the elegance this port has did not disappoint. Hoping to find a case of this fir the long haul. — 5 years ago
Medium orange; medium plus intensity aromas of wild flower honey, tangerines, intense vanilla, subtle nuttiness; sweet, medium plus acid, medium alcohol, full body, pronounced intensity flavors consistent with aromas; long finish, flavors incredibly intense and concentrated, well balanced, very good — 6 years ago
Terroir forward peppery and punchy reminds of timorasso less rich more acid — 6 years ago
Opened for mom with Elissa’s grandma’s chicken. Very smooth and drinkable. Dark, lingering citrus. Not bright, but more like grilled lemon. Very interesting and enjoyable. Good with food and alone. May have bought at House of Gluntz. — 4 days ago
Crisp, mineral with lovely nose. Great bottle at Bar Mario — 3 years ago
Racy acidity, pure, delicious with crushed potato chip-crusted salmon. — 4 years ago


Pop and pour, and this was excellent; wish I had bought a lot more. On the nose: soft honey, lemon lime, soft vanilla: transparent oak influence?, but nevertheless charming. On the palate: good acidity, wet stone, oily lime, nice finish. Disappearing quickly. — 6 years ago
Pale straw lemon color with aromas of stone and citrus fruit with floral notes. On the palate flavors of apple, peaches and lemon with notes of herb floral spice. Good acidity, balance and structure, medium+ finish ending with fruit, floral and mineral character. — 2 months ago
2013 holding on beautifully. Sneaky but delicious oxidation round out the nicely balanced acidity. Applause. — 2 years ago
Sparkling Erbaluce in Alba from benchmark producer. Learned that outside of Canavese, the name Erbaluce cannot be used. It seems that sometimes the Italians - and Alto Piedmontese (a name we in the US bestowed on a them) let their hyper local regional alliances and squabbles - undermine their global marketability. Some in the older generation and most of new generation seem to get this, but the consortia continue to resist… — 3 years ago
This quite remarkable. Erbaluce is not a very noble variety, but this wine might have you think otherwise. Perfumed lemon oil, mint with a waxy or oily texture. Med to light bodied with a surprising persistence. This is like sunlight in the glass. — 6 years ago
Complex aromas. Soft and long — 6 years ago
Joel Lara
This dry sparkler is made 100% from Erbaluce grapes from Canavese-Caluso northeast of Turin. It’s full bodied with high acidity, and has a smoky, saline minerality with a floral undercurrent. Over time it softens up with hints of yeast, almond, and apple. Was tasty with roasted chicken with maple rosemary glaze. Has a pleasant, persistent finish. — 6 days ago