Tiberio

Colline Pescaresi Pecorino

9.040 ratings
9.024 pro ratings
Pescara, Abruzzi, Italy
Pecorino
Top Notes For
Eric Urbani

Dining at this restaurant and Eric Azimov is here, drinking this wine. So figured it is worth a try. Yum! Pecorino

Dining at this restaurant and Eric Azimov is here, drinking this wine. So figured it is worth a try. Yum! Pecorino

Jul 20th, 2023
Josh Morgenthau

Very pretty white stone fruits on the nose, good mineral depth on the palate. Great acids, great value. But aromas are a bit simple and fade quickly.

Very pretty white stone fruits on the nose, good mineral depth on the palate. Great acids, great value. But aromas are a bit simple and fade quickly.

Jan 3rd, 2022
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9.1

The 2019 Pecorino is a more elegant and savory expression of the variety, wafting up notes of green melon, geranium, hints of citrus and spring flowers. It’s silky upon entry, contrasted by bright acidity and tart orchard fruits, yet also with a cooling hint of fresh mint. This tapers off crunchy and nervous in feel, with cheek-puckering freshness and salty minerality. Enjoy the 2019 today for its pretty personality or through short-term cellaring. I must admit to finding its fragile personality quite appealing, and it’s such a contrast to most of the Pecorino coming out of the region today. (Eric Guido, Vinous, April 2021)

The 2019 Pecorino is a more elegant and savory expression of the variety, wafting up notes of green melon, geranium, hints of citrus and spring flowers. It’s silky upon entry, contrasted by bright acidity and tart orchard fruits, yet also with a cooling hint of fresh mint. This tapers off crunchy and nervous in feel, with cheek-puckering freshness and salty minerality. Enjoy the 2019 today for its pretty personality or through short-term cellaring. I must admit to finding its fragile personality quite appealing, and it’s such a contrast to most of the Pecorino coming out of the region today. (Eric Guido, Vinous, April 2021)

Apr 14th, 2021
Daniel P. Drake

Here it is another weekend. We have made it to another Friday and the weekend is upon us. I have opened the 2018 Colline Pescaresi Tiberio Pecorino from Abruzzo, Italy.

On the nose was very difficult to get the first readings until it came to room temperature. Once at room temperature I was able to get aromas of lime, yellow melon, almond butter, jasmine, sage and minerals.

On the palate the wine felt fresh with notes of lime, lemon, green apple, spice, floral notes, herbs, saline and a good minerality.

This wine is medium bodied with medium + to high acidity that leads to a long crisp, fresh, mineral, saline finish. The weekend looks to be a wonderful one that brings in a great fall season. Please stay healthy and safe and have a great fall weekend. Nostrovia! 🥂🥂🥂🥂

Here it is another weekend. We have made it to another Friday and the weekend is upon us. I have opened the 2018 Colline Pescaresi Tiberio Pecorino from Abruzzo, Italy.

On the nose was very difficult to get the first readings until it came to room temperature. Once at room temperature I was able to get aromas of lime, yellow melon, almond butter, jasmine, sage and minerals.

On the palate the wine felt fresh with notes of lime, lemon, green apple, spice, floral notes, herbs, saline and a good minerality.

This wine is medium bodied with medium + to high acidity that leads to a long crisp, fresh, mineral, saline finish. The weekend looks to be a wonderful one that brings in a great fall season. Please stay healthy and safe and have a great fall weekend. Nostrovia! 🥂🥂🥂🥂

Oct 10th, 2020
Chris MacLean

Who makes a better Pecorino than this? (Besides Emidio Pepe)

Who makes a better Pecorino than this? (Besides Emidio Pepe)

Jun 21st, 2020
Shengli Hu

Zippy acidity with moderate plus alcohol. Peppery and lemony with pesto and wet stones.

Zippy acidity with moderate plus alcohol. Peppery and lemony with pesto and wet stones.

Jul 22nd, 2019
Steven Morgan

Wine Director Formento's

9.3

Great cut and power to this wine in the 2017 vintage. Amazing energy and a perfect wine to pair with crudo and heirloom tomatoes.

Great cut and power to this wine in the 2017 vintage. Amazing energy and a perfect wine to pair with crudo and heirloom tomatoes.

Sep 8th, 2018
Eric Guido

The 2016 Tiberio Pecorino was remarkably fresh and pretty on the nose with an initial whiff of crushed limestone and saline minerality, followed by lemony citrus, yellow florals, sage, and wet stone.  On the palate, I found unexpectedly round, pleasing textures offset by bright acidity, displaying ripe yellow apple, lime and hints of wild herbs.   It finished long with a bump of mouthwatering acidity and saline-minerality. #collisioni17

The 2016 Tiberio Pecorino was remarkably fresh and pretty on the nose with an initial whiff of crushed limestone and saline minerality, followed by lemony citrus, yellow florals, sage, and wet stone.  On the palate, I found unexpectedly round, pleasing textures offset by bright acidity, displaying ripe yellow apple, lime and hints of wild herbs.   It finished long with a bump of mouthwatering acidity and saline-minerality. #collisioni17

Jul 15th, 2017
Peter J.

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Todd Abrams

2015. Lemon curd, melon rinds, ocean mist, sun-warmed meadow, both weighty and bracing with an everlasting stony finish. Worth throwing a few in the cellar for a couple years.

2015. Lemon curd, melon rinds, ocean mist, sun-warmed meadow, both weighty and bracing with an everlasting stony finish. Worth throwing a few in the cellar for a couple years.

May 14th, 2017