Tanca Nica

Firri Firri Rosé Blend

9.26 ratings
9.22 pro ratings
Sicily, Italy
Perricone, Zibibbo, Catarratto
Top Notes For
Aaron Tan

At 11.5% abv and with a striking salinity to boot, this was firmly in red kabi territory. Loved it! Officially a rosé, but really it’s a light red. Volcanic Poulsard was also another term thrown around on table, and frankly, it was quite apt. Beautiful aromas of pomegranate, tangerine, roses and some herbal hints. The wine just dances on the palate with tangy cranberry notes and lingering saltiness. So yum!

At 11.5% abv and with a striking salinity to boot, this was firmly in red kabi territory. Loved it! Officially a rosé, but really it’s a light red. Volcanic Poulsard was also another term thrown around on table, and frankly, it was quite apt. Beautiful aromas of pomegranate, tangerine, roses and some herbal hints. The wine just dances on the palate with tangy cranberry notes and lingering saltiness. So yum!

Feb 24th, 2024
Jeremy Shanker

Sommelier at RN74

9.1

Wow, what a cool wine. Pantelleria rose unlike any other.

Wow, what a cool wine. Pantelleria rose unlike any other.

Apr 23rd, 2021
Sheryl Witlen

Loved this- wish I had bought some more bottles. Cherries and sage? So smooth. We all loved it. Purchased it in Joshua tree at rock wine shop.

Loved this- wish I had bought some more bottles. Cherries and sage? So smooth. We all loved it. Purchased it in Joshua tree at rock wine shop.

Dec 12th, 2020
Alex Spoto

Finally tried this much feted Pantelleria producer—it is a bit more affordable in Italy. Firstly, a perfect wine for a hot afternoon in Ortigia, so enjoyable and inviting. Not to say uncomplicated—a light black cherry and hibiscus perfume, and general fresh lemon and green olive brine palate with an ever-evolving layer of savory herbs. Robust minerality throughout the whole bottle. The perricone makes this rosato pour quite dark, but it was such a refreshing vino! Will splurge for another down the line stateside.

Finally tried this much feted Pantelleria producer—it is a bit more affordable in Italy. Firstly, a perfect wine for a hot afternoon in Ortigia, so enjoyable and inviting. Not to say uncomplicated—a light black cherry and hibiscus perfume, and general fresh lemon and green olive brine palate with an ever-evolving layer of savory herbs. Robust minerality throughout the whole bottle. The perricone makes this rosato pour quite dark, but it was such a refreshing vino! Will splurge for another down the line stateside.

Jun 19th, 2022
Chandan Sharma

Chandan had this 2 years ago

Chandan had this 2 years ago

Sep 9th, 2022
Rasmus Olsson

Rasmus had this 2 years ago

Rasmus had this 2 years ago

Mar 9th, 2022