Baby Orange wine with an intriguing story! Apricots, white flowers, chamomile & appropriately a bit of orange rind! went perfectly with local grouper, faro, and roasted cauliflower!
Baby Orange wine with an intriguing story! Apricots, white flowers, chamomile & appropriately a bit of orange rind! went perfectly with local grouper, faro, and roasted cauliflower!
Mar 9th, 2018
Opens with orange peel and white pepper, cider, tea, all sorts of florals. Oxidative, tart and perfumed. Perfect trifecta in this beautiful amber wine.
Day two it is more prominently mineral, more lemon-focused citrus, and showing an aroma of brown bread. Really quite wonderful.
Opens with orange peel and white pepper, cider, tea, all sorts of florals. Oxidative, tart and perfumed. Perfect trifecta in this beautiful amber wine.
Day two it is more prominently mineral, more lemon-focused citrus, and showing an aroma of brown bread. Really quite wonderful.
1 person found it helpfulJun 7th, 2020
Trebbiano, Malvasia, Verdicchio, Grechetto. On lees for more than two weeks. Amber color, pronounced minerality, brine, dried apricot, honey, candied lime, bright tropical fruits, white pepper, earl grey tea, and acacia. Bone dry, med+ acid to balance the phenolic bitterness.
Trebbiano, Malvasia, Verdicchio, Grechetto. On lees for more than two weeks. Amber color, pronounced minerality, brine, dried apricot, honey, candied lime, bright tropical fruits, white pepper, earl grey tea, and acacia. Bone dry, med+ acid to balance the phenolic bitterness.
1 person found it helpfulFeb 23rd, 2020
Tastes like a used earl grey tea bag, in a good way. Brown is the new orange? Decant
Tastes like a used earl grey tea bag, in a good way. Brown is the new orange? Decant
1 person found it helpfulJun 3rd, 2019The nuns strike again. Amber-colored with a wide array of fruits from apple cider and orange to lychee, plus floral and herbal complexity. Only 11% abv but the phenolics, tannin and lees contact give plenty of weight without sacrificing the fresh acidity. Magnified the flavors of an orange and fennel salad, and absorbed the richness of tuna belly crostini.
The nuns strike again. Amber-colored with a wide array of fruits from apple cider and orange to lychee, plus floral and herbal complexity. Only 11% abv but the phenolics, tannin and lees contact give plenty of weight without sacrificing the fresh acidity. Magnified the flavors of an orange and fennel salad, and absorbed the richness of tuna belly crostini.
1 person found it helpfulAug 6th, 2017
Lazio, Italy
