Monaci Cistercensi

Monastero Suore Cistercensi

Coenobium Lazio Bianco Trebbiano Blend 2021

Stone fruit, a bit of honey, low acid. Had this on Christmas. Yuuum. — a month ago

Serena WuBrad Burch
with Serena and Brad
Douglas, David and 3 others liked this

Monastero Suore Cistercensi

Benedic Red Blend

Delicious — 9 months ago

Michael, Tom and 1 other liked this

Guido Coffa

Etna White Blend 2019

White wine at Monaci resort — a year ago

Tenuta Parco Dei Monaci

Monacello Matera Primitivo 2013

A lovely earthy Zin (primitivo) from the third oldest city in the world. Lots of cherry. — 4 years ago

Monastero Suore Cistercensi

Coenobium Ruscum Lazio Bianco Trebbiano Blend 2022

The nose is evocative of autumn on multiple sensory levels, with aromas of fennel fronds, chamomile tea, almonds, and tangerine that lead into a full but delicately rendered palate. Vitorchiano’s volcanic soils come through with a somber smoke-iron interplay, and glowing acidity lets the savory flavors coat the mouth, yet the overall impression is one of freshness and drinkability. — 2 months ago

Tom, Ira and 3 others liked this

Masseria Monaci

Simpotica Salento IGT Negroamaro

Funky and high tannins…I really enjoyed this wine quite a bit. Paired with chicken, zucchini, olives…then chocolate. Was great with both. — a year ago

Mark Reed
with Mark

Castello Monaci

Coribante Salento Syrah Malvasia Nera 2017

Delicious. Ripe red fruit are balanced by high acidity, savory leather notes, and tannin. — 3 years ago

Castello Monaci

Kreos Salento Negroamaro Rosato 2023

Medium body, tart but not acidic, very well balanced and would love to try with a salmon dish — 6 months ago

Castello Monaci

Pilùna Salento Primitivo 2021

Tasty, would love to have again! — 8 months ago

Peter HeyboerDiane HeyboerEthan Heyboer
with Peter, Diane and 1 other

Monastero Trappiste Vittorchiano

Coenobium Lazio Bianco Trebbiano Blend 2020

Entry-level white wine from the good sisters of the Monastero Suori Cistercensi in Vitorchiano, under the tutelage of Paolo Bea. Blend of Trebbiano (45%), Malvasia (35%), and Verdicchio (20%) from organically-farmed vines rooted in volcanic soils. Fermented in stainless steel with indigenous yeasts and about 1 week of skin contact. Rich, ripe, complex nose, with aromas of pear skins, apricot, honey and notes of iron and herbs (fennel). Full-bodied, round, quite concentrated. Lovely chalky/mineral texture — 2 years ago