Etna, Catania, Sicily, Italy
Terribile, unfortunately...
Terribile, unfortunately...
1 person found it helpfulMar 19th, 2014
Etna Rosso continues to be one of my favorites for Italian wines, and this wine is no exception. Very welcoming, and easily approachable. Well worth the 30 dollar price tag.
Etna Rosso continues to be one of my favorites for Italian wines, and this wine is no exception. Very welcoming, and easily approachable. Well worth the 30 dollar price tag.
Jul 6th, 2017Silky, smooth, seductive with subtle mild spiciness but balanced.
Silky, smooth, seductive with subtle mild spiciness but balanced.
Dec 31st, 2017
Woah that's mineral. From the Eastern side of a volcano (The 10000 ft Mt Entna) that dominates the Northeast coast of Sicily. Vinryards of Nerello Mascalese can be up to 1000m above sea level, some of the highest in Europe. First time trying this grape. Not fruity. Mineral. Volcanic. Feels full bodied. Melissa got from k and L and brought home on a Saturday afternoon. Hated it. Should I be surprised? No. It grew from Ash. That's not where fruit, herbs, or spice foster.
Woah that's mineral. From the Eastern side of a volcano (The 10000 ft Mt Entna) that dominates the Northeast coast of Sicily. Vinryards of Nerello Mascalese can be up to 1000m above sea level, some of the highest in Europe. First time trying this grape. Not fruity. Mineral. Volcanic. Feels full bodied. Melissa got from k and L and brought home on a Saturday afternoon. Hated it. Should I be surprised? No. It grew from Ash. That's not where fruit, herbs, or spice foster.
Nov 12th, 2017
Very interesting...lighter body with a lot of character. Served slightly chilled.
Very interesting...lighter body with a lot of character. Served slightly chilled.
Sep 7th, 2015
