Salvo Foti and Kevin Harvey delivered a wonderful Etna Bianca (carricante). — 3 years ago
Osterie delle spezie, San Salvo - one of my fovourite locations. Small producer, unusual elegant Montepulciano d‘Abruzzo. Invited by my love! — 3 years ago

Soft nose, ultra light on the mouth with bursts of fruit and light citrus — 4 years ago
金木犀、紹興酒、蜂蜜、黄桃、アプリコット、レモン、ハーブ、ミネラル。
広がる果実味とアロマ。それを締める酸とミネラル。重層的であり構成力が素晴らしい。 — 4 years ago
You’ve got to be kidding me. A 2007 Salvo Foti wine. A museum piece. Wonderful Etna Rosso minerals, herbs, deep red fruit. Thank you Alex, for finding and gifting it. — 2 years ago
One of the most wonderful white wines. — 3 years ago
Smells of mulberries with initial salvo of intense strawberries. Long, evolving finish that silks away with some tabacco and maybe even a fat green olive, some black pepper on the pallett. In this 7-year old vintage, tannins have all mellowed. — 3 years ago
This bottle was chosen as our opening salvo for the Cellar Raid. We paired it with Kaluga caviar and let me tell you: it's hard to think of anything more hedonistic than taking bumps of caviar while sipping vintage Champagne. Okay, back to the wine. The 2006 D-L BdB currently pours a bright golden color and while still quite effervescent, the mousse is no longer persistent. On the nose, you're immediately hit with a fresh croissant to the face. There's also bruised apple, lemon bar, honey and almonds. On the palate, the wine is dry and has such a lovely, creamy and viscous texture. Acid is zippy enough. Apples, marzipan, lemon and a touch of butterscotch. A lovely, balanced Champagne that's aging so gracefully. I have one more bottle and plan to enjoy that in the next 5-7 years. — 4 years ago
I probably drink too many Etna wines, so for a change here’s a Sicilian wine that is NOT from the volcano. It’s from the center of the island, near the city of Caltagirone, and it’s an unusual blend of two expected grapes (Nero d’Avola and Frappato) and one fairly unexpected one (Alicante Bouschet). Grown in dense vineyards planted with head-trained bush vines at about 1000 feet above sea level, this wine has a deep garnet color and a stony core surrounded by blackberry, licorice, and black cherry fruit. At once ripe and chiseled with acidity, this is a perfect expression of Sicily in many ways. It bears the i Vigneri stamp of consultant Salvo Foti, a good sign if there ever was one on Sicilian bottles. — 5 years ago
Absolutely insane rosé. Rich, lush strawberry and stone fruit, a milky, buttery umami note, beeswax, grapefruit, yeasty tones and minerality that suggest champagne. An absolute stunner. — 8 months ago
Always outstanding. Minerals extraordinaire,, herbs, dark red fruit. Yumm! — 2 years ago
Salvo Foti comes through in California with minerality, herbal, saline, citrus flavors. — 2 years ago
Luscious dark fruit, Mediterranean herbs, tannic structure with volcanic mineral foundation. Salvo Foti delivers for Kevin Harvey. No one should expect anything less. — 3 years ago
In San Salvo for a week spending good time with my relatives. Supermarket - and I I see Zaccagnini, one of best wine producer in Abruzzo. But a bottle for 7 Euro? Let‘s try! And you should do it too!! — 3 years ago
Shadowed ruby, sweet herbs wild berry flowers, sweet herbs fresh cherries just off dry sweetness but not sugary mineral bright acidity lighter tannins — 4 years ago
Gorgeous buccia di cipolla color. Texture of rosé champagne decanted, pinot meunier. Super delicate, guava, Haribo peach rings, overripe apple, red apple skin tannins. Unico! — 6 years ago
Clay Bullwinkel
Outstanding. Volcanic minerality. Herbs. — a month ago