Randy Fuller

9.3

The 2024 Vola Schiava is light red, with a rusty tint to it. The nose has aromas of blackberries, plums, and blueberries, with a savory dash of earth. The palate is a fruity as you’d like, with strawberry, current, and licorice red rope flavors. The tannins are somewhat soft, which makes for a good sipping wine. Chill it for a hot summer day on the patio. — 4 days ago

Heather Cruce Brock

9.7

Really enjoyed it. A little bit sweet, very smooth finish, — 6 years ago

Lars H. Ruud

9.2

Love the taste of blueberry, raspberry and cherry... Nice acidity and dryness. — 7 years ago

Michael Piaker

9.3

13 September 2016. Le Verre Volé x The Four Horsemen, Brooklyn, NY. — 10 years ago

Jérôme

8.9

Encore un très bon vin sicilien. Décidément le Nero da vola est un cépage qui me plaît. — 10 years ago

Heather Atencio

8.9

Pretty good for an inexpensive trader joes wine. Nice bold flavor. — 12 years ago

Anna Tyack

9.6

Had a chance to meet Collioure grandmaster Bruno Duchêne last Friday @ Verre Volé à Tokyo | He owns 4 ha on schist soil and makes a very impressive grenache-based line up | 2008 La Pascole (90% grenache, 10% carignan) was fresh as a daisy! #glou — 12 years ago

Brian Lenich

9.5

Chef Vola with the Stivala crew. Unbelievable smooth. — a year ago

Ginny DeLacey

9.0

Fresh and tart, classic. Rose hip, lime zest nose. Sour cherry, clementine on the end. River stone or a little minerality. Drank at Verre Volé our last night in Paris in 2023. Recommended by the somm. — 3 years ago

with Joseph

Justin Chiotti

8.9

A light natural chenin — 9 years ago

Elyse Lichtenthal

9.0

Great light-medium bodied Burgundy. Red fruits and light florals. Velvety smooth. (At Le Verre Volé, hidden Paris gem) — 10 years ago

Ben Walker / Caravin

9.5

Le Vin Volé for Verre Volé. Hallowine. — 11 years ago

Peter Cegerenko

9.9

A magical ride from nose to finish! Paired with a veal chop from Chef Vola, this sophisticated red blend is hard to beat. — 11 years ago

Mark Knox

9.6

Unique flavor...in a good way — 12 years ago

Al Doyle

10

Rest in peace, Justin Chearno.
Listening to his name ring out in every conversation around me here at Le Verre Volé in Paris, a restaurant which was more like a cathedral to him, a shrine where he was both worshipper and deity, I remember my friend and the great gifts he gave me. Everything tasted better with Justin at my side. I felt smarter, stronger, and cooler. So did everyone around him. Losing him is like losing one of your senses; it’s just suddenly that much harder to interpret the world around me. I miss him.

— 2 years ago

Al Doyle

9.2

Reviewing this one way after the fact but I recall it being really good... this guy used to be one of the main guys at Verre Volé in Paris. Had a lock in with him once in his own wine shop where he was debuting his own stuff and it was fucken great then too from what I remember, which is very little indeed. — 6 years ago

FKA Bilal Zou

9.0

Our first wine from Verre Volé. This guy is a genius! Interestingly fruity taste — 9 years ago

Michael Piaker

8.9

13 September 2016. Le Verre Volé x The Four Hoursemen, Brooklyn, NY. — 10 years ago

Ben Walker / Caravin

9.2

Lighter side of savoury. Soif wine for October evening. Merci Verre Volé — 11 years ago

Jackie Slatky

8.9

Smooth finish. For four dollars, I would buy this wine again. — 12 years ago