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Malvazia

9.025 ratings
8.96 pro ratings
Slovenska Istra, Primorska, Slovenia
Malvazia
Top Notes For
Caleb Schiff

Not my favorite orange wine. A little too oxidative and powerful.

Not my favorite orange wine. A little too oxidative and powerful.

Feb 21st, 2017
Christy Canterbury MW

Master of Wine

8.9

Not a peak performance, perhaps my fault for only waiting 3.5 weeks after its trans-Atlantic transport to taste. Couldn't resist though...and still delish.

Not a peak performance, perhaps my fault for only waiting 3.5 weeks after its trans-Atlantic transport to taste. Couldn't resist though...and still delish.

Nov 28th, 2015
Wojciech Bońkowski

Bloger bonkowshi.me

9.6

Slovenians r the biggest macerators &skin contacters out there. Here’s 1 nice example. Masses of flavour.

Slovenians r the biggest macerators &skin contacters out there. Here’s 1 nice example. Masses of flavour.

Nov 21st, 2013
Seth Dunham

Very nice and enjoyable "medium" which could be paired with a wide range of foods.

Very nice and enjoyable "medium" which could be paired with a wide range of foods.

Jun 14th, 2017
Colin Mummery

Magnificent. Incredibly well balanced, and particularly nuanced.

Magnificent. Incredibly well balanced, and particularly nuanced.

Jun 18th, 2016
annette adler

Very full-flavored

Very full-flavored

Jan 4th, 2016
Erik Longabardi

Very good

Very good

Sep 21st, 2015
Brandi Bratek

really interesting. Burnt honey, orange and bourbon flavors

really interesting. Burnt honey, orange and bourbon flavors

Nov 23rd, 2014
Nicolette Anctil

2009

Nov 4th, 2014
Sarah Best

Slovenian Malvasia. No real discernible fragrance when it's super cold, but let it warm slightly and baking spice, cinnamon nose. Unripe honey dew melon and river rocks on the palate when too cold, as it warms the mouthfeel fleshes out and you get more pronounced apricot.

Slovenian Malvasia. No real discernible fragrance when it's super cold, but let it warm slightly and baking spice, cinnamon nose. Unripe honey dew melon and river rocks on the palate when too cold, as it warms the mouthfeel fleshes out and you get more pronounced apricot.

Sep 16th, 2014