Ana Bumgardner

9.0

2021 vintage at Tratoria with Italian. Yum! 10/23/25 — 3 months ago

Daniel Bloom

9.2

Some of us, being Nebbiolo supplicants, love Ghemme for its paradoxical meaty, bloody, yet light qualities. This has it in spades, on the edge of cherry cough syrup but never quite there. The woods, especially on the nose. This wine would benefit from a large glass.
It’s a bit of a sneaky, under the radar winery, hopefully for a bit still.
Lots of cherries, loam, dirt, blood, stoniness. Delicious. A ‘17 feels just about right. — 2 years ago

Peter Sultan

9.0

A true secco, meticulous Lambrusco. — 5 years ago

Chris Buggy

8.9

Not sure the ID is correct…but this opens as a blackberry jam explosion, cools down, tannins slap you in the face, long finish…simply enjoyable — 5 months ago

with Jennifer

Peter Sultan

8.9

Chard/ Sauv Blanc from the North. It’s all about the blanched almonds, marzipan, & stone fruits. Medium acidity. Has a rather stoic, even severe quality which begs for some off setting zany food. — 4 years ago

with Owen

Tiffany Crenshaw

9.6

Found this at machete. We asked for a robust red with a smooth finish and he brought out two choices. Both were good this was the best: — 5 years ago

Anthony Hughes

9.2

Soft cherry, gentle earth, and a smooth dry finish. — 7 months ago

Tom Casagrande

9.2

The nose on this reminds me of a specific wine I had (and sold) long ago. A 1983 Gewurz but damn I can’t remember the producer. (It will come to me.) So richly pungent with lychee and deep florals. Very full and, for a Gewurz, dry in the mouth. Nice acids too. Very impressed. — 10 months ago

with Rebecca

Matt Shirley

9.1

Definitely drink again! — 4 years ago

Stephen Sasaki-Perez

9.1

this is like a pink italian pinot grigio, something between orange wine and rose. def apricot skin nose, dry, savory. geek level interesting. I don't love it by itself but it's grreeatt w cheese — 5 years ago