Marco De Bartoli
Marco De Bartoli Rosso di Marco
The 2020 Rosso di Marco (Pignatello, a local biotype of Perricone) opens with a fresh bouquet of crushed strawberries, roses and white pepper. It's round and supple, with dark red fruits and spices. Zesty acidity adds a sweet and sour twang as vivid notes of licorice fade. $25.00 (Eric Guido, Vinous, February 2023)
The 2020 Rosso di Marco (Pignatello, a local biotype of Perricone) opens with a fresh bouquet of crushed strawberries, roses and white pepper. It's round and supple, with dark red fruits and spices. Zesty acidity adds a sweet and sour twang as vivid notes of licorice fade. $25.00 (Eric Guido, Vinous, February 2023)
Feb 3rd, 2023Fennel and sanguine. Medium body, red fruit driven, smooth finish. 100% Pignatello (Perricone).
Fennel and sanguine. Medium body, red fruit driven, smooth finish. 100% Pignatello (Perricone).
Jul 22nd, 2018Just what the dr ordered, fresh, fruity, mid-streak of minerality great acidity, perfect with duck liver mousse, pasta with pistachio pesto, at Maialino
Just what the dr ordered, fresh, fruity, mid-streak of minerality great acidity, perfect with duck liver mousse, pasta with pistachio pesto, at Maialino
1 person found it helpfulFeb 21st, 2015100% pigniatello, lush and juicy, high on acidity
100% pigniatello, lush and juicy, high on acidity
Apr 12th, 2015100% #Pignatiello also named #perricone indigenous #grape from #Sicily makes a truly lovely #wine with dark, ripe cherries, low tannins and well balanced acidity. To be paired with tasty fish and maybe some local dish like pasta con le sarde!
100% #Pignatiello also named #perricone indigenous #grape from #Sicily makes a truly lovely #wine with dark, ripe cherries, low tannins and well balanced acidity. To be paired with tasty fish and maybe some local dish like pasta con le sarde!
Feb 4th, 2015