One of the few times I gave a wine time to open up and decanted it. Very smooth and even my husband enjoyed a few sips (not a wine drinker). I have a few bottles of 2019 and am wondering how they will compare — 4 years ago
2015. Big “port-like” dark fruits. Went great with a meaty spaghetti dinner on a seasonable first day of spring in the Alaskan interior! Corked up the remaining half a bottle and was worried it might get even more porty the next day, but it was exactly the opposite as it gained some balance and more complex finish. Rating slightly higher for second day. — 8 months ago
Exceptional for the price point… as it says it’s great with red sauce spaghetti — 3 years ago
Fruit flavors: red cherries and strawberries
Other flavors: violet notes and earthy flavors
Body: Full
Alcohol: High
Acid: High
Paired well with Spaghetti & meatballs. — 5 years ago
Ripe fruit, earthy, with plenty of soft tannins make this a truly enjoyable wine. Accompanied by braised rabbit ravioli and grilled lamb... very Toscana! — 5 years ago
This wine is dark ruby in the glass and offers a beautiful nose that is full of dark fruit aromas and a good bit of oak. Tar also appears, adding a very earthy angle to the bouquet. On the palate, big, jammy blackberry, blueberry and cassis flavors are joined together by oak spice and a healthy dose of tannins. Despite the oak mentions, the wine tastes clean and fresh. The winery recommends pairing it with aged cheeses. I like it with spaghetti and meatballs. I used the wine in my sauce. — 8 months ago
Traditional drink when the yips get together which we did on 1/1/20 in memory of my sweetie Mike — 4 years ago
Good enough for spaghetti and meatballs. — 5 years ago
Jeremiah Diaz
Pale ruby in color; cherries, hibiscus, and cloves on the nose; medium plus acidity; medium minus tannins; tastes like raspberries, tart cherries, and wet slate with a long finish. Nellie doesn't like it (she says it's tart and chimically), but I love it. — 5 months ago