Todd Scurci

9.0

#grillo #eataly — 2 months ago

Michael Mcdermott

9.0

Hey! At Eataly in New York and ordered this Puglia wine. Earthy, cloves nose. Soft tannins for a 2010 wine. Low acidity. Palate to me is like dark cherry. Relaxing experience. — 4 years ago

Brendan Powell

9.6

Probably the best Prosecco I’ve ever had. From Eataly wine club — 5 years ago

Heather Allen

9.1

Celebrating Eddie at Eataly in Boston — 6 years ago

Rachel Juszczak

9.2

Was described to me as more slate earthy then dirt. I love it. Bought at Eataly. — 7 years ago

Pooneet K

9.2

Excellent nebbiolo. A great reminder why nebbiolo is one of my favorite grapes. This is an interesting expression from Roero. Perfect place but definitely needs a decant - lots of sediment. Really delicious with a nice wagyu steak from eataly. Tons of berries with great fruit and acid. Really nice. — 8 years ago

Chris MacLean

9.1

Round and generous with good acidity but little too much fruit to pair perfectly with my melanzane and buffala pizza at Eataly. — 8 years ago

with Sarah

Sergio Fernández de Córdova

10

Great for Negroni mix — a year ago

Francesca B

9.0

9,9€ Eataly — 4 years ago

Will Stanley

9.4

Some wines knock you off your feet immediately, while others take time to do so. Storm Wines’ 2018 ‘Vrede’ Pinot Noir initially took a lot of examination, and changed dramatically between the hour’s decant I’d given it and the following 2-3 hours of drinking. At first, the very vibrant aromas of this young Pinot from South Africa’s esteemed Hemel-en-Arde valley were reminiscent of a pungent negroni, with a touch of Parma Violet and star anise. With time, however, these slightly confected qualities gave way to an impressive savoury bouquet of cranberry, rooibos, beef blood, iron and bitter orange (that Campari scent stuck around, and all the better for it). The palate, in this wine’s case, was even more impressive, continuing to display a savoury profile with a fabulous, zesty mouthfeel and supple tannins.

All in all, this is a beautifully fragrant, youthful PN with a bright future ahead. South Africa isn’t exactly known for its old vines (some Chenin aside), and those of Storm’s were only planted in 2008. Exciting things, then, for this winery. Everyone’s perception of value is different, but at £32/bottle here, it’s easy to recommend getting a case or two.

94+

PS. An added comment - I love the understated labels of Storm‘s wines, but I do wish they’d go back to the wax seal of previous vintages. Wax over foil every day of the week for me..! — 5 years ago

Derek Shanahan

9.7

Fantastic. Love my Negroni. — 6 years ago

Shekhar

9.0

Jen liked while drinking at Eataly. High on bubbleometer. Clean taste — 7 years ago

Jeff Navach

9.0

This was a featured tasting at Eataly. Great value. Anastasia loves it!! — 8 years ago

Nicholas Tonozzi

10

Had at Eataly. Loved the glass, and so decided to get the bottle. At $20 a bottle, an easy win. — 2 years ago

Diego Escudero

9.0

Negroni con Fam — 5 years ago

Jerry Dixon

9.0

We have at EATALY all the time — 5 years ago

K

9.1

Nice medium bodied Valpolicella. $18 from Eataly — 6 years ago

Mark Laumann

9.1

From Eataly - — 7 years ago

with Mallory

Greg Gratson

9.2

Very smooth, dad bought it at Eataly. — 8 years ago

Nancy Hinman

9.3

Yummy Lambrusco from Eataly. Same one we had at SRV — 8 years ago