Works for me. — 4 years ago
Kind of awesome with squash pie with speculaas and fermented blueberries. @Michael Meyer — 5 years ago
The wines of Coenobium are made by a sisterhood of nuns from the Latium region of Italy close to Rome. They make two wines. Both varying degrees of Orange. That’s it.
The Bianco is barely Orange, with a Corona appropriate level of skin contact (barely any).
I’d lump these into the OG category of Natural Wines - they see consulting from the god of Italian Orange, Mr. Bea.
Pours hay with notes of apples and white flowers and salty peachy flavors. — 6 years ago
Osteria Morini. $70.00. Nice tannins. — 8 years ago
Osteria Morini — 9 years ago
L’Artusi with Ben James Taylor — 4 years ago
Best Latium Sauvignon ever. — 5 years ago
Delicious. Dinner w/ Donnie at Ristorante Morini — 8 years ago
Full body but very little acid, smooth — 9 years ago
Drank 2016 in Oct 2022 with pasta bolognese from Osteria Morini. Dark fruit with jammy mouth feel. A lot going on at the back of the palate from simple dark fruit sweetness to a touch dark chocolate and roasted coffee notes on the finish. — 4 years ago
From Eataly — 4 years ago
A suitable wine to pair with our Italian dinner at Morini — 6 years ago
Fruity, simple..light-med body...overall very nice. — 8 years ago
Best Latium wine ever drunk — 8 years ago
Dark, brooding and silky. A wonderful example. — 8 years ago
First Cesanese and it was surprisingly good. Never expect much good wine out of Latium, but this changed my opinion. Worked perfectly with homemade mushroom and ham pizza. — 9 years ago
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Purchased in Firenze, brought home. — 3 years ago