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Beautiful nose of anise, berries, forrest, with an awesome spicy mouthfeel with pepper and cocoa and berries. Just lovely. Can’t wait to see how this evolves over the next few years.
Beautiful nose of anise, berries, forrest, with an awesome spicy mouthfeel with pepper and cocoa and berries. Just lovely. Can’t wait to see how this evolves over the next few years.
First Primitivo I've had in many years, and the first I've actually liked. The ones I've had have been overripe, pruney, flat, and slightly sweet. By contrast, this is balanced, dry, and has nicely ripe fruit. Underlying it all is a nice minerally, gravelly earthiness and a bit of cigar box.
First Primitivo I've had in many years, and the first I've actually liked. The ones I've had have been overripe, pruney, flat, and slightly sweet. By contrast, this is balanced, dry, and has nicely ripe fruit. Underlying it all is a nice minerally, gravelly earthiness and a bit of cigar box.
A nice find from @dobianchi #thanksgiving six pack showing some acidity and restraint rather than globs of fruit. Everything I want in an Italian wine.
A nice find from @dobianchi #thanksgiving six pack showing some acidity and restraint rather than globs of fruit. Everything I want in an Italian wine.
Such a cool story and bottle. The grower harvests only the second flower which doesn’t happen every year and so this wine only gets bottled every other year, making it a special find.
Never seen a color in the glass like this one. A velvet plush hue of pink crimson and luxurious light mauve.
Subtle strawberries, raspberries, and red roses in the bouquet.
Absolutely divine. I imagine this to be the sweet honey of the demigods. Fruit punch like drinkability and yet the elegance, lightness, and sophistication of Barbaresco. Crushed rose petals, crunchy goodness.
Very memorable.
Such a cool story and bottle. The grower harvests only the second flower which doesn’t happen every year and so this wine only gets bottled every other year, making it a special find.
Never seen a color in the glass like this one. A velvet plush hue of pink crimson and luxurious light mauve.
Subtle strawberries, raspberries, and red roses in the bouquet.
Absolutely divine. I imagine this to be the sweet honey of the demigods. Fruit punch like drinkability and yet the elegance, lightness, and sophistication of Barbaresco. Crushed rose petals, crunchy goodness.
Gioia Del Colle, Bari, Puglia, Italy
