Asolo is best known as one of only two DOCG areas for Prosecco but they make some interesting red wines there like this totally pleasant, easy to drink and enjoy lighter bodied wines. Medium minus tannin, medium plus acidity and lovely red fruit character - sour cherry, red cherry, wild strawberry, red plum, a touch of dried herbs, cassis, violet, black cherry and more. Rewarding blend of merlot, cab Sauvignon, cab franc, and the rare Veneto variety recontino. 13% abv. A very pleasant discovery. — 3 years ago
Brolo dei Giusti Amarone de Valpolicella 2011 — 5 years ago
Nose: light cherry.
Palate: earlyish season cherry. Not typical.
Grapevine 33.33 — 8 days ago
Rose. Vanilla. Concentration. Tannic. Good acidity. Impressive aroma and taste. 2 years, drinkable. Fruity, blueberry direction. Spiciness. Lacrima di Morro d'Alba Azienda Agraria Giusti Piergiovanni 23 @2926, Toscan, 250727-250730 — 5 months ago
Delicious but also on the pricier side. Paired with lasagna. Darker fruits and raisins, jammy, robust, well-balanced. Would love to have again. — 3 years ago
Simple yet complex. Full bodied. Silky. Almost as if I’m discovering how incredible wine is for the first time. Impeccable. — 19 days ago
A gift Lynn C. Wonderful! — 4 years ago
Very nice - cherry and vanilla. Quite soft for a brunello, but well worth drinking. — 6 years ago
Matthew Cohen
Nose: intense and incisive. Pine. Very precise cherry.
Palate: very precise cherry. Good mouth full. Long.
Grapevine 16.67 15.83 — 8 days ago