May 28, 2024. Happy Birthday dessert wine. Pear and baking spices (? Cinnamon). Really nice with the cherry meringata. — 2 years ago
Light enough for sipping but holds its own with a meal.
Tried with dinner at Piacere Mio. — 2 years ago
Tasted semi-blind and wrote down the same thing I did for the 2018: it smells like church! I’m trying to figure out why I wrote it, but the minerality is similar to what you smell when you enter an old white marble church. Maybe some of the florals too?
 — 5 years ago
Nice Sicilian insolia. Lovely citrus on the palate. 2018 vintage in August 2020. Pared well with lasagna. Great wine to sip in summer. — 6 years ago
apricot, peach, zippy, electric — 4 months ago
Light, dry, soft almost clear Blanco wine from the Piedmont. Hints of salinity and minerals. Notes of pear and citrus. Excellent pairing with Indian food. — 9 months ago

Citrus and stone fruit-forward—my mouth was watering before I even took a sip. A sip brings more sweet citrus, a bit of florals and minerality with zippy acid and medium alcohol (12.5). Tingly too! Makes me think of a lime lozenge, but is bone dry. Imagine sucking on said lozenge lying on the sidewalk after a rain. Very pleasant if you appreciate that sort of thing (I do). — 2 years ago
Really good wine with a hearty soup. — 3 years ago
天5かなりさっぱり飲みやすい — 7 years ago
I love this wine. Perfect medium/ light body, rich berry notes, but with enough tannin to balance. — 7 months ago
Love this in Santa Barbara. Beeswax with sea water/saline. There’s a touch of fruit and flowers, but salty beeswax steals the show. Love it!!! — 10 months ago
Sicilian White. Barsha. 💕 — 2 years ago
The extra skin contact on this is delightful and probably makes it more intense. I’m into it. Lots of ripened tropical fruit, mint and sage, green tea, medium acidity, but with a saline kick that brings it all together. — 3 years ago
Tart raspberries and warm spice, velvety and tasty! Not for Sheas — 6 years ago
From Taormina cooking class. Crisp and easy to drink. Slightly fruity — 7 years ago
Tom Barras
from the slopes of Sicily’s Mt Etna. Fruity, flavorful, balanced, and well structured, with a long lasting finish. Excellent with tonight’s roasted Halibut. — 3 months ago