JKT

9.0

Starting to show hints of oxidative notes adding to sense of complexity so his to drink up. 13.5 ABV — 2 months ago

ESF

8.9

dark ruby and a fairly reductive nose, this was my first experience with Freisa. red fruited but muted, lots of earth & forest, bramble - big on palate, grippy tannins yet a jolt of acidity. very unusual overall. interesting & cerebral - imagine this complements heavy tomato based dishes — a year ago

Baltar666

9.4

Love it! Juicy AF. Minerally. Good with spicy shakshouka. I'd keep a bottle of this on hand all the time. — 3 years ago

Joe Santiago

9.0

Fruit-forward, not too full-bodied but rich in tannins — 4 years ago

William Paley

9.3

in fleeting order: strawberry, strawberry seed, peppermint stick, fresh meat, eel skin, baked-brown jam edge, pine bros cherry 50 yard delish dash — 4 years ago

with Jess

Chris Grimm

9.1

Floral, strawberry, cherry, leather, searing acid, screaming tannins. I see where Nebbiolo gets it from. A beautiful wine, but definitely needs time. — 6 years ago

Erik Longabardi

9.0

First time with Freisa. V good. Chilled slightly. — 7 years ago

Bonnie Chu

9.0

Gambero Rosso Tre bicchieri l 🇮🇹 trade tasting — 4 months ago

Patrick Peters

9.1

Love the tart fruit, kind of a crunchy red. Everything I expect from this region. — 10 months ago

Ted

9.1

Ok will buy and drink this again. Very slight fizz. Just a whisper. Ripe black cherry. — 3 years ago

with Jeni

Neil Blaze

8.9

First time with Freisa. At 14.5 ABV it was a bit darker and heavier than I was expecting, based on what I've read about this grape. It was still a really good bottle, though, with flavors of red and black fruit, and some clove too. Would like to try this grape again from a different producer. 100% Freisa. 6/5/23. — 3 years ago

Devin Bostick

9.0

Hibiscus, cherry, leather, blackberry, magenta, sorrel, blackberry, cherry — 5 years ago

Adam Beasley

9.1

Crunchy red fruit and spices on the nose with some dusty earth. Light ruby color with high acid and surprisingly grippy tannins. Wonderful food wine. — 5 years ago

Jay Kline

9.1

I don’t hide the fact that I’m a massive fan of Brovia and their Freisa which they produce in a dry, still style is among my favorite values in all of Piedmont. The grapes for this wine come from the Villero cru and are aged exclusively in stainless steel. Production is extremely minuscule with under 1000 bottles made per year however, tracking some down is well worth the effort. The 2017 version has aromas of dark blackberries, roses, and tar while the palate is packed with strawberries, mulberries, blueberries and dried herbs. Impressive structure with mouth-drying tannins and snappy acidity leading to a long, tongue-smacking finish. Capable of aging? Yes, and probably would be an interesting one to follow over the next five to ten years. That being said, these are really meant to be consumed on the younger side while we wait for the Barolo’s to mature 😉. This bottle was paired with the “kamikaze” lasagna we got last night from Au Courant which, as it happens, was also my source for this bottle. — 6 years ago

Stefan Dolhain

8.9

2021 vintage. A good value blend from 8 grape varieties ( Barbera, Freisa, Bonarda, Dolcetto, Albarossa, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Syrah), made by the huge Piemontese Dezzani estate (1000 hectares). Uncomplicated,soft, fruity wine, with a little sweetness. Abv. 13,5%. — 8 months ago

Bart Bartlett

9.0

It's a fantastic blend that starts blackberry and plum fruit forward. There's a nice salt and earthy finish. — a year ago

with Jennifer

Luis Arguero (@winefromAtoZ)

8.9

Castello di Gabiano ‘Il Ruvo’ Grignolino del Monferrato Casalese 2017: Medium-bodied. Noticeable tannins & lively acidity. Complex aromas with bright fruity taste. Fresh flavors of strawberry, raspberry, cherry, dried herbs, earth & a hint of oak. Velvety long finish. Made from 100% Grignolino grape, a Piemonte grape variety, this wine offered a soft delicate texture yet rich red fruit taste. For me, this was a great find; an exotic northern Italian beauty that does not have as strong of a personality as a Nebbiolo, Barbera or Dolcetto but can stand in its own! Happy Wine Wednesday to all! Cheers🍷 — 3 years ago

Robin Dickey

10

LOVE this- every bit as good as the original brachetto (& same vintner) as the first brachetto I ever tasted. Not too sweet or plummy, just right!! Found it at HEB — 4 years ago

Ryan Colthorp

8.9

Very dry and tannic. 100% Friesa. Leather. Plums. Hints of smokiness. — 5 years ago

Nathan Kinney

9.5

Digging it a lot. May be the summer wine of 2020 — 6 years ago