We had this wine the may 4th 2024, an was hints of fresh flowers and vanilla — 2 years ago
This was a delicious sweet wine. Not too sweet though amd it paired well with steak.
(Ben A.) — 4 years ago
Lightly sweet and fruity. — 5 years ago
Label says 6/10 sweet, I don’t think i would like anything else sweeter but this one is quite nice! A little bubbly, it’s nice — 6 years ago
Amazing sweet and crisp — 6 years ago
pairs well with Joe’s Pizza — 7 years ago
One of my favorite red blends — 4 months ago
Beautiful price — 2 years ago
Flores family — 4 years ago
Sweet. Flavorful. Feels thin, but does not lack in taste. — 5 years ago
This Sauvignon is tinted a very light gold, almost clear. The nose gives aromas more common to New World Sauvignon Blancs - grass, herbs, salinity. The grassiness is not, however, on par with, say, a New Zealand SB. It’s a little more restrained than that. On the palate, citrus minerality is the rule, with an extremely fresh acidity. The lemon-lime flavor comes back on the lengthy finish. Fish is a great pairing for this wine, something along the lines of a tuna salad or nicoise would be ideal.
— 5 years ago
Perfectly balanced and refreshing — 6 years ago
Looks like another über-opaque stout, black with tinges of brown, except up top where a rush of micro bubbles made a ton of macros that left a pretty, light-caramel colored flattop; orange tints. Short streaked and spotted lacing. Dark chocolate covered peanut butter, mocha, black cherry jam thumbprint cookies, grilled pepper steak, fresh toffee. Frankly, the list could go on forever. Aromatic acrobatics. Luxardo cherries under dark chocolate, aged balsamic complexity (think: 40 year), dark, barebones strong coffee with one sugar, Christmas figgy pudding, Barolo chinato, gingerbread, ginger beer, molasses, chocolate bitters. Clove finish delivers on the dry. Amazed as ever with this brewery’s offerings. The profiles scare the hell out of me, but the beers are always sublime. — 7 years ago
Light body and sweet — 3 years ago
This pale yellow wine has a fragrant nose with some grassy, herbal notes, although not as grassy as the Tiare. There is a nice floral element and some tropical fruit, too. The palate shows a great Sauvignon Blanc flavor profile - citrus, minerals, herbs - and an acidity which is pleasant enough without getting too crazy. I sometimes find Sauvignon to be a little much on the palate for my taste, but that is not the case with the Turriano. It is a very nice sip and wonderful match for rice or pasta dishes, especially those with an herbal flair to them. BTW, this wine is Friuli DOC. — 5 years ago
Sweet, gentle bubbles, refreshing! — 6 years ago
Crisp, clean Pinot blend. — 7 years ago
Frank Fahs
Berry and floral right after the pour. — 4 months ago