Aeris

Bianco Centennial Mountain Carricante

9.228 ratings
9.15 pro ratings
California, USA
Carricante
Top Notes For
Jeremy Shanker

Sommelier at RN74

9.1

Even better than the last vintage. Really does remind me of Etna whites.

Even better than the last vintage. Really does remind me of Etna whites.

Aug 30th, 2023
Jeremy Shanker

Sommelier at RN74

9.0

Sonoma Carricante made by Rhys 👀👀

Sonoma Carricante made by Rhys 👀👀

Jun 20th, 2021
Brian S

The nose has Bruised and older apples, pear, lemon, slight oxidation in a great way. Reminds me of a Joly style wine. Mouth is super lively with high acidity and fresh and stops apples, pear, lemon, slight salinity, crushed rocks, white flowers. Head scratching good wine.

The nose has Bruised and older apples, pear, lemon, slight oxidation in a great way. Reminds me of a Joly style wine. Mouth is super lively with high acidity and fresh and stops apples, pear, lemon, slight salinity, crushed rocks, white flowers. Head scratching good wine.

Jul 5th, 2020
Tyler Felous

Lemon curd and candied pineapple. Good weight and acidity. Quality.

Lemon curd and candied pineapple. Good weight and acidity. Quality.

Apr 8th, 2024
Clay Bullwinkel

Superb, brings out the traits of a fine Sicilian carricante

Superb, brings out the traits of a fine Sicilian carricante

Nov 20th, 2023
Jerry Dixon

Tasted in Healdsburg w/Mario

Tasted in Healdsburg w/Mario

Aug 19th, 2023
Mark Mannebach

Clean crisp with apricot citrus tones and minerality

Clean crisp with apricot citrus tones and minerality

Jul 26th, 2023
Anthony Auger

Lemongrass and lavender on the nose. Cantaloupe and candied lemon flavors, very juicy body

Lemongrass and lavender on the nose. Cantaloupe and candied lemon flavors, very juicy body

Apr 30th, 2023
Jim Wagonfeld

Light straw in color. Citrus, apple, mineral, stone and saline. Lovely mouthfeel and a long finish. The only domestic plot of carricante. Drink it next to the Aeris Sicilian bottling of the same varietal for fun. Worth chasing down. Paired with @Valerie O'Shea paella.

Light straw in color. Citrus, apple, mineral, stone and saline. Lovely mouthfeel and a long finish. The only domestic plot of carricante. Drink it next to the Aeris Sicilian bottling of the same varietal for fun. Worth chasing down. Paired with @Valerie O'Shea paella.

Mar 6th, 2023
Brad Jensen

Notes of cream brûlée, creamcicle, citrus flower and a slight hint of orange explode from the glass in contrast to the pale straw coloring of the wine itself. Medium bodied, with good acidity that’s just starting to soften, with notes of fresh honeydew, cantaloupe, and strong florals, then contributes to open as the flavor evolves. As It progresses it becomes progressively more oxidized, until it culminates in a hint of diesel fuel on the finish. This is an incredibly surprising and complex wine that kind of blows my mind.

Notes of cream brûlée, creamcicle, citrus flower and a slight hint of orange explode from the glass in contrast to the pale straw coloring of the wine itself. Medium bodied, with good acidity that’s just starting to soften, with notes of fresh honeydew, cantaloupe, and strong florals, then contributes to open as the flavor evolves. As It progresses it becomes progressively more oxidized, until it culminates in a hint of diesel fuel on the finish. This is an incredibly surprising and complex wine that kind of blows my mind.

Jan 7th, 2023