Ely Cohn

8.9

Rustic, countryside. Woodsy cherry, with sweet raisins, dates, and a cedar core. There are roses and tar and other dusty notes on the periphery.

Powerhouse of flavor, with grippy tannins and a little bit of heat (14.5%) on the swallow. — a month ago

Tree Kilpatrick

9.0

Cool label. Folk art vibes and a fancy crest. Lovely color. Slightest rust in the red rose petal paint palate. Aroma is slightly musky with a floral element. Zinger Tea. (That’s rose-hips). Flavors are herbs and citrus peal. Some berry Danish. Very Italian flavors. Clean and clear on the tongue too. This is a nice flavorful classic from the hills of the Italian countryside. — 3 years ago

Kev

9.0

Another French sparkling I would have to celebrate with my love, family and friends. Catches your mouth with vigor and flavors! Crisp with bright citrus and a touch of countryside. — 5 years ago

Mike Miller

9.7

Crushed rose petals. Makes Eric think of his childhood in the Italian countryside. absolutely delightful .  — a year ago

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Nick

8.9

I’m on a Sangiovese kick (as that’s where I fell in love with wine). This is by far the best I’ve had in recent memory. Full, high tannins and that deep cherry and earthy Italian countryside taste. Highly recommend. — 4 years ago

Stephen Dodson

9.0

Working my way through 2009-2015 and the 2011 is bold juicy and ready. Good for kings day pasta in the countryside xxx — 5 years ago

Ely Cohn

9.1

A blend of 80% Petit Rouge with the rest from Vien de Nus, Doucet, Fumin, and Mayolet - grapes I’m totally blind to. It’s beautiful and speaks the language of the rustic Italian countryside. It has the power, transparency, and boldness of Nebbiolo, but with cool dark berries instead of bright cherries and leather. — 6 years ago

S.S. Mandani

9.1

Violet, Barney purple. Aromas of cedar and cinnamon. Tanneries and countryside. Cloves and boozy watermelon.

Dry, tannic, muted acidity. Herbal quality. Nice, but waiting for it to open up. — 3 years ago

S.S. Mandani

9.4

Big pastry guy as you can see. This baby never stays empty.

The wine seller calls these grapes “happy grapes.”

Plummy, rich, dark, sweet like licorice and cedar. A forest perfume of pine.

They’re definitely happy because I’m happy. This is a succulent, rich wine. A lot to enjoy. A good rouse between tannins and acid on the palate, in a good way, like an entertaining joust, a rumble in the ring, or the bull and the toreador. This is the downs I imagine Hemingway drinking from the bottle at a spontaneous picnic on the Spanish countryside in his real life The Sun Also Rises.

Dry, but not leaving you puckered and wanting more, just the right balance with a creamy mouthfeel of silken roses to follow, lingering on the palate like the twirl of the toreador’s cape in the ring. — 3 years ago

Sam Lee

9.0

This is a soft perfume and neat on texture rose with aroma of cherry apricot 🌷 together they brings citrus raspberry watermelon grapefruit citrus alive 🍊
Finishes citrus grapefruit raspberry apricot 🌈 and spices wild countryside 🗻

🍏 — 6 years ago