Randy Fuller

9.1

This wine has a pale yellow color. The most noticeable thing about it is the incredibly fragrant nose, full of apricots, peaches and pears. The palate offers those sweet fruits as well, with the addition of a bit of earthiness wrapped around them. The acidity is brisk and the finish is sweet. Pair it with cheese, or just sip it, because it is a very nice sip. — 25 days ago

Andrea Bruzzi

9.3

With “bruschette” and Good friend is a very great wine! — 3 years ago

Joe Gillies

9.4

Similar notes to 8 months. Highly recommend. This is truly a perfect example of an aged wine. — 3 years ago

David Rossell

8.9

This is a really good wine but definitely not a crowd pleaser. It starts off with melon and then turns to something like a dry, not-sweet mead. Cool and interesting. — 4 years ago

Peter van den Besselaar

9.3

Vintage 2019 | true to type Sangiovese with spicy smell, a hint of campfire, and incredible pleasant taste | paired with Cantonese beef and paksoi, black rice — 2 years ago

Chris MacLean

9.2

Great complexity for a big wine with lots of fruit — 2 years ago

with Sarah

Gene Buonviri

9.0

Dedication ,labor of love, patience and traditional attention to the details results in this excellent and smooth savory wine. Rich medium red, ripe red plum followed with a pleasant peppery suggestion. Great wine, excellent pairing with Shrimp Diablo. — 4 years ago

Severn Goodwin

9.4

1996 | Nebbiolo
Cantina Vignaioli; Vigneto Marcarini
Piedmont - Barbaresco; Elvio Pertinance, Treiso, Italy

Decanted +6H. Paired alongside a slow cooked Bolognese sauce over Pappardelle. Merry Christmas 2022 to everyone. 🎄

Deep ruby, fading at edges. Nose has elegant blackberry mash, chocolate mint; Palate has ripe cherry, dried tart cherry, medium drying tannins. Drink future bottles 2027+. — 2 years ago

Lizzy Toreev

9.5

First, zibbibo is fun to say! And turns out fun to drink, too. Acidic and fruity, bright and fresh. A bit of structure from the skin contact. Drank with sushi which was perfect — 3 years ago

with Greg

Rashed Chowdhury

9.0

Pleasantly surprised with this wine... first time having a Vespolina wine. This grape is native to Piedmont and has Nebbiolo grape in its ancestry. Only 12.5% alcohol, classically-made acid-driven red with soft tannins. The tannins grew stronger in the glass I was having 24 hours later. For $24, this is a super value wine I have had in a long time. — 4 years ago