Pinotman /// Andreas

9.4

Cult winery from Sicily. But the guy is Belgian. Orange wine I think - So flavorful, apples, stone-fruit, honey and most of all a ton of JASMINE. I love it. But not everyone’s cup of tea. — 2 months ago

Steve Rura

9.5

Wow, lots to like here! Complex flavor arc. Honeyed mineral aroma, baked apple, citrus peel, saline and herbal on a very long finish. Really layered. Full, dark yellow, bordering on orange wine, dry throughout, and a touch bitter. Probably some skin contact, but not sure. Perfect for coming Fall dishes, so I’ll save my other bottles.

Follow up: it degrades significantly on day 2, even after pumping the air out. — 9 months ago

Sebastian Corriere

8.9

Lovely evening drinking wine with mom on Christmas Eve after church of all nations Christmas Eve service amazing time with mom and some double smoked cheddar cheeses and some spicy jalapeño cheeses and pepperonis and panettone of course lol — 2 years ago

Ceccherini Cristiano

9.1

Slightly funky, but not extremely so to put you off
Various fruits, quite ripe and mineral vein
It's enjoyable, fairly long and could do well with Middle Eastern food — 4 months ago

John Howard

Harvest production at Hirsch and Cobb Wineries

9.1

Minty fresh and delicious. — 8 months ago

Erik Longabardi

9.2

Surprisingly good. Note of nuttiness, oxidation and sherry like vibes. — 10 months ago

John Willison

9.1

Crushed dark berries. Black tea. Sarsaparilla. — 4 months ago

Erik Longabardi

9.2

Beautiful. Found in my cellar tonight while looking for something else. — 7 months ago

Diana Cohen

9.4

We had this wine at sfziio in Capri. Amazing — 9 months ago

Ely Cohn

9.0

The scents designed to lure the crowd from the pedestrian concourse into the Bath and Body Works. Inviting perfumes, florals and citrus and bitter almonds. Come on in. Lemon scented vanilla candle, oatmeal soap, rose petal fabric spray. Looks light, but with a substantially full body, creamy texture, and prickly acid. The distinctive note is ruby grapefruit - shows up towards the end with a slow exit. — 2 years ago