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Morei Vigneti delle Dolomiti Teroldego
Vigneti Delle Dolomiti, Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy
The 2021 Teroldego Morei is intense in the glass. Exotic spices and dark, dusty florals offset the crushed stone and dried cherry notes. This floods the palate with masses of ripe red fruit and mineral tones propelled by zesty acidity. Grippy tannins take hold through the finale, allowing inner violet florals and clove notes to carry on. A twang of sour citrus punctuates the experience perfectly. (Eric Guido, Vinous, May 2023)
The 2021 Teroldego Morei is intense in the glass. Exotic spices and dark, dusty florals offset the crushed stone and dried cherry notes. This floods the palate with masses of ripe red fruit and mineral tones propelled by zesty acidity. Grippy tannins take hold through the finale, allowing inner violet florals and clove notes to carry on. A twang of sour citrus punctuates the experience perfectly. (Eric Guido, Vinous, May 2023)
May 5th, 2023
Been a while since I’ve had this in my glass. Oh how I’ve missed thee! Similar to what I remember about Morei, it carries some nice flesh and roundness to it, seems more open knit. Finessed and elegant, brimming with purity and freshness. Crushed morello cherry, pomegranate, blood orange, juniper, bitter herbs, rocks, licorice root, smoke. I want to say its too young but its energy and refreshing nature make it hard to argue keeping it.
Been a while since I’ve had this in my glass. Oh how I’ve missed thee! Similar to what I remember about Morei, it carries some nice flesh and roundness to it, seems more open knit. Finessed and elegant, brimming with purity and freshness. Crushed morello cherry, pomegranate, blood orange, juniper, bitter herbs, rocks, licorice root, smoke. I want to say its too young but its energy and refreshing nature make it hard to argue keeping it.
Apr 13th, 2020
Lovely and unique Trento grape from a terrific producer. Plenty of alpine brightness, tart cherry with savory overtones. Low alcohol, food friendly, organic. What’s not to like?
Lovely and unique Trento grape from a terrific producer. Plenty of alpine brightness, tart cherry with savory overtones. Low alcohol, food friendly, organic. What’s not to like?
Jan 14th, 2020
These wines are simply amazing. There is a transcendent quality that is mesmerizing. Racy, feral, brambly, floral. The purity and alpine terroir are beautiful.
These wines are simply amazing. There is a transcendent quality that is mesmerizing. Racy, feral, brambly, floral. The purity and alpine terroir are beautiful.
Jan 11th, 2019
Damn. Racy acidity and bramble. Loads of tart cherry. Needs food and goes best with pizza 😉
Damn. Racy acidity and bramble. Loads of tart cherry. Needs food and goes best with pizza 😉
May 31st, 2018Blue now is the color
Love the drug I'm needing
Got to keep this feeling
With the headlights burning
We're looking up for something
Answers on the ceiling
Blue now is the color
Love the drug I'm needing
Got to keep this feeling
With the headlights burning
We're looking up for something
Answers on the ceiling
A sappy wine bursting with a bouquet of roses and violets over cherry licorice and smoldering clay. At first sip the fruit is primary but swiftly fills the mouth with layers of ripe, brambly forest berries and the long, electric finish one expects from Alpine wine. 🌹🌳 🍒 💥
A sappy wine bursting with a bouquet of roses and violets over cherry licorice and smoldering clay. At first sip the fruit is primary but swiftly fills the mouth with layers of ripe, brambly forest berries and the long, electric finish one expects from Alpine wine. 🌹🌳 🍒 💥
Oct 12th, 2017
It has bigger structure than Sgarzon but the fruit cannot fill the space, although not light and thin.
It has bigger structure than Sgarzon but the fruit cannot fill the space, although not light and thin.
1 person found it helpfulJan 15th, 2019
Oooooooff, this was wild and so damn good. Could drink quite a few of these.
Oooooooff, this was wild and so damn good. Could drink quite a few of these.
1 person found it helpfulJan 18th, 2018
Blackberry cream, olive tapenade, haystack, pez candy, lavender liqueur, iron. Beautiful rounded acid/slight velvet tannic balance, smooth silky texture, light bodied, long complex herbal, fruity, smoky finish. Polished rusticity. One of the most alive wines I've had in some time.
Blackberry cream, olive tapenade, haystack, pez candy, lavender liqueur, iron. Beautiful rounded acid/slight velvet tannic balance, smooth silky texture, light bodied, long complex herbal, fruity, smoky finish. Polished rusticity. One of the most alive wines I've had in some time.
1 person found it helpfulJul 28th, 2016