Standard chianti. Confirmed I can take or leave Chianti — 2 months ago
Easy and drinkable — 2 years ago
Lopez Heredia rose lovers alert: a garnacha/Tempranillo blend from the husband of one of the Lopez daughters. More perky & fresh than its Lopez ancestor but still layered with tangerine peel, grapefruit pith, & some Unami. Great concentration & has a more new penny copper color. For about 30$ I’ll take it, especially since Lopez rose fetches 100$. — 4 years ago
Light-to-medium body; near-perfect acidity that goes beautifully with stuffed portobello mushrooms (spinach & ricotta stuffing). Nice, firm tannins and ripe cherries with anise, with the oak coming through at the end. A little earthy in a pleasant way pairs nicely with mushrooms. Would be GORGEOUS with mushroom risotto and asparagus. I imagine it would be beautiful with red meat, too. #pairwithfood — 2 months ago
Light strawberry tint, hint of raspberry and sour cherry, decent rose. — 9 months ago
Enjoyed a single glass after a lovely dinner. The 2001 appears a deep amber color with medium viscosity. On the nose, the wine is vinous with notes of apricot marmalade, candied nuts, burnt molasses, espresso, and a mix of cool and warm spices. On the palate, the wine is dry with medium+ acid. Confirming the notes from the nose. The finish is long and bitter but ever so lovely. Could a wine like this live forever? One of those questions that keeps me up at night. — 2 months ago

well balanced (dry-acidity) …subtle “tannins/oaky” notes…. nice wine — 10 months ago
Nice minerality — 4 years ago
Lee Pitofsky
Only 1400 bottles, grapes from cult grower Aurelien Lurquin. — 11 days ago