Alessandro Viola
Note di Bianco Grillo
At first blush I got a hit of Brett but a vigorous decant aired it out and it’s drinking quite deftly. A new natural wine shop opened in my hood: Psychic Wines. So I had to chat the owner up on what he was into. This Sicilian elixir is a gentle beast. Grilled melon, a bit of sea salt, and an animal undercurrent of pleasant funk. Feels like summer love: sharp, poignant, and a bit sweaty. The first two sips I did not love. The more decant time the more I’m relishing. Very sexy wine.
At first blush I got a hit of Brett but a vigorous decant aired it out and it’s drinking quite deftly. A new natural wine shop opened in my hood: Psychic Wines. So I had to chat the owner up on what he was into. This Sicilian elixir is a gentle beast. Grilled melon, a bit of sea salt, and an animal undercurrent of pleasant funk. Feels like summer love: sharp, poignant, and a bit sweaty. The first two sips I did not love. The more decant time the more I’m relishing. Very sexy wine.
7 people found it helpfulAug 11th, 2018Slight VA blows off relatively quickly; tart acid, great deeper complexity: sweet hay, cornflakes, brioche, melon, gooseberry. V good.
Slight VA blows off relatively quickly; tart acid, great deeper complexity: sweet hay, cornflakes, brioche, melon, gooseberry. V good.
2 people found it helpfulOct 19th, 2019This wine is both juicy and tart, with a smooth buttery essence. Definitely a slight funkiness in taste, but very well balanced. It opens up the longer it breathes.
This wine is both juicy and tart, with a smooth buttery essence. Definitely a slight funkiness in taste, but very well balanced. It opens up the longer it breathes.
1 person found it helpfulFeb 16th, 2019A wine with intriguingly unfolding aromas. When poured it was admittedly too cold and aromas closed.
A wine with intriguingly unfolding aromas. When poured it was admittedly too cold and aromas closed.
Nov 11th, 2018