Fun wine - grapefruit, pear, hint of marzipan and quince on the nose. Nice back bone of acidity with balance fruit and spice. — a month ago
Subtle pleasant fizz bit of tannin — 3 months ago
Got this wonderful bottle of wine from our good friend Lucia — 16 days ago
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. — a month ago
I am intrigued by this wine- it has subtle minerality with a clean finish. I plan to track down more:) — 5 days ago
Very nice hint of spice excellent winter wine — 5 months ago
Robust skin contact for weeks - array of rich mountain herbs, nuts, tannins. Not a wall flower! — 2 months ago
Couldn’t find the correct bottle — 4 months ago
Jay Kline
Opened and decanted shortly before dinner; enjoyed over the course of two hours. The 2019 pours a very rustic looking, deep straw bordering gold color; medium viscosity. On the nose, the wine is developing with lovely notes bruised and dried fruits: dried apricot, bruised yellow apple, candied oranges, yellow flowers, herbaceous (rosemary?), and old wood. And yet there’s a freshness there that is undeniable. On the palate, the wine is dry with low tannin and medium + acid. Confirming the notes from the nose. The finish is very long. Another vintage of Lapideus and another beauty from Giampiero. These wines make me think and each time I get to enjoy one, I’m reminded of why wine can be so special. Drink now through 2029. Bottle No. 0859/2655. — 14 days ago