Jamie Lauder

9.1

2024 vintage.
Alto Adige is Italy’s smallest wine growing area.
Manual harvest, stainless steel fermented with lees aging for 5-7 months.
Straw yellow in colour.
Lychee and fresh cut grass on the nose.
Melon, ripe grapefruit, ginger, almond, white pepper and minerals.
Super juicy and savoury finish.
This wine loves food.
— a month ago

Samuel Sabori

9.1

Throttled acidity but very strong, structured, clean sparkles. Went quickly and very well following Indian food — 2 months ago

Brandon Boesch

9.4

This is lovely, needed an hour of air and warming up. Good fruit, acidity, stone, lemons, hint of bread and almonds. Would get again at this price. I like le mesnil better though. — 4 months ago

Michael Phillips

9.2

lovely fragrent fruity with a hint of sweetness. — a month ago

Neil Valenzuela

9.0

Medium gold color, small delicate bubbles. Bruised apple aromas, marzipan and bread. Nice almond flavors, lemon and biscuit finish. — a month ago

Mathew

9.6

F’ing delicious. By the glass at clove club — 2 months ago

Vin d’Ottawa

8.9

Gentle bubbles, dry restrained marzipan — 4 months ago

Brian Montgomery

9.3

Found this state side ! 2023 excellent — 19 days ago

with Jessica

Vasanth Balakrishnan

9.1

2021 was a cooler finesse year in CdP and it shows with this wine. Savory nose: charcuterie, dried plums and fig. It doesn’t drink hot, plenty of snappy acidity, some spicy notes, wild cherry and grippy tannins on the finish. I’ll be seeking out more 2021 CdPs based on this one. #châteauneufdupape — 2 months ago

Joe DAscoli

9.2

Very nice dry sparkler that had good bubbles and pleasant aroma without sweetness — 4 months ago