Lee Hill

9.2

As far as I’m aware; my first Corsican wine. Bright and powerful, tart ripe red fruits, low tannin but high minerality. — 4 months ago

Ely Cohn

9.1

Classic Corsican - in the best way. Soft aromas. Dark berries, a little bit of cedar, minerals. There’s a little bit of texture too, a little bit of tannin, and all those same aromas flow right on through to the mouth.

Hardly showy, hardly a complaint. — 3 years ago

Sarah O'Kelley

9.2

Rich Corsican white 🍋🍐🌼 — 3 years ago

Jeff

9.2

Corsican Rose. Wild red berry fruit-- strawberry, fresh straw, white raspberry and sea salt and almost ripe melon. Balanced acidity brings on an expressive finish. — 4 years ago

Olivier Schutte

9.7

One of my absolute favorite red Corsican ❤️ — a year ago

JKT

9.1

Cuvée Grande Expression and again am impressive aged Corsican white. Nice medium yellow color with nose of melons and white floral slight oxidative notes and balanced palate. Great with Evan’s fried fish! — 2 years ago

Alder Yarrow

Wine Blogger Vinography

9.2

Y’all probably know by now that I’m a fan of rosé. Anytime, anywhere, with any food. It’s one of the most satisfying wines around. But I’m kind of picky when it comes to rosé. It’s gotta have energy. It’s gotta have lift. It’s gotta have ACIDITY. While I might catch some flak for this, I’m just gonna say it. There is no surer bet in the world of pink wine than Corsican rosé. I’ve never met one I didn’t like. Hell, I’ve never met one where I didn’t immediately want a second bottle. So whenever it crosses my path, I grab it. By the glass, by the bottle, by the case. This little beauty (from the Isle of Beauty, no less) was made by Eric Poli, and comes from organically farmed (uncertified) vines on the east side of the island near Eric’s hometown. Made from Sciaccarellu, an indigenous red to the island that makes just stunningly bright rosés. Citrus skin, strawberry, dried flowers and grapefruit are layered over wet stone minerality that is just gorgeous. — 3 years ago

Neil Blaze

9.3

Behind the garish, graffiti-like label is a Corsican red (a single-varietal bottling to boot!) that lived up to its name, which translates to "always happy!" It had a fresh zing of ripe raspberry, pomegranate, and plum. And I caught a whiff of tobacco leaf on the nose also. 100% Sciacarellu. 1/21/23. — 2 years ago

Scott C

Founder / Co-director SR Wine imports

9.0

Fresh , strawberries. Love it ! My first Corsican Rose . 100% Niellucciu good length . — 3 years ago

Baku Nagai

9.3

My first Corsican wine. Is it Vertimento? — 3 years ago