Malacari
Villa Malacari Rosso Conero Montepulciano
Conero, Ancona, Marche, Italy
With 7 years age, a tamed beast that always delights me. Have no idea what they do the Sangiovese to make it so feral & alive. Very dark black fruits. Slight frizzante & ping pong tannins. Let it develop in glass so you can taste how the fireworks morph. This wine has been around for a while,& I always have fun with it. Great QPR too.
With 7 years age, a tamed beast that always delights me. Have no idea what they do the Sangiovese to make it so feral & alive. Very dark black fruits. Slight frizzante & ping pong tannins. Let it develop in glass so you can taste how the fireworks morph. This wine has been around for a while,& I always have fun with it. Great QPR too.
Dec 11th, 2023A dense Rosso from Marche. When drunk First time all jagged edges & needing to stretch with air. This time much more polished with less air time, though I suppose this would still be Considered “rustic”. Wild blackberries, cassis, & just lovely overall black fruit profile, medium plus acidity, & something feral on front palate. A lot of wine for about 16$.
A dense Rosso from Marche. When drunk First time all jagged edges & needing to stretch with air. This time much more polished with less air time, though I suppose this would still be Considered “rustic”. Wild blackberries, cassis, & just lovely overall black fruit profile, medium plus acidity, & something feral on front palate. A lot of wine for about 16$.
Oct 27th, 2021
The 2017 Rosso Conero Villa Malacari smolders with a mix of black currants, smoky crushed stone and sage. It’s silky yet cool-toned, ushering in mineral-tinged red berry and violet inner florals. Grippy tannins linger as the Villa Malacari tapers off structured and almost salty in character. $16.00 (Eric Guido, Vinous, September 2022)
The 2017 Rosso Conero Villa Malacari smolders with a mix of black currants, smoky crushed stone and sage. It’s silky yet cool-toned, ushering in mineral-tinged red berry and violet inner florals. Grippy tannins linger as the Villa Malacari tapers off structured and almost salty in character. $16.00 (Eric Guido, Vinous, September 2022)
1 person found it helpfulSep 22nd, 2022
Baby Emidio pepe.
Baby Emidio pepe.
1 person found it helpfulOct 1st, 2014
Starting to open up, leather and tar emerging.
Starting to open up, leather and tar emerging.
Jan 17th, 2023
I am a big fan. Tannic, grippy, and simple but solid fruit profile. Well balanced. For $18, buy more.
I am a big fan. Tannic, grippy, and simple but solid fruit profile. Well balanced. For $18, buy more.
Sep 10th, 2020As good it gets for an authentic old school Italian Red.
As good it gets for an authentic old school Italian Red.
Jul 22nd, 2020
Night 1 a little funk on the nose- reminds me of the tester glue I used to build plastic models. Good fruit, med tannins, rustic. But pleasant. Day 2 the nose has more barnyard- band aid thing. Wine seems more together- cohesive. I like these old school wines. No flash. The Neil Young of wines.
Night 1 a little funk on the nose- reminds me of the tester glue I used to build plastic models. Good fruit, med tannins, rustic. But pleasant. Day 2 the nose has more barnyard- band aid thing. Wine seems more together- cohesive. I like these old school wines. No flash. The Neil Young of wines.
Nov 14th, 2019