Jamie Lauder

8.9

2019 vintage.
100 % Montepulciano d’Abruzzo grapes.
On the nose, raspberries, tobacco, leather,with bay leaf and herbs.
Flavours of dark cherry, tar, blueberries, licorice and spice. Medium bodied with fresh acidity on the finish.
It’s inexpensive and delivers for the price.
— a month ago

Rita Ernst

9.3

Dry Farm Wine — 4 years ago

Jennifer Pitkanen

9.1

Aningen sött, men ändå fylligt, kanske int helt med rött kött — 5 years ago

with Andy

Joe DAscoli

9.4

This is a fascinating blend and the Sangiovese red fruits with a touch of gaminess comes through.

Overall this wine benefits from the blend and it is a crowd pleaser — 2 months ago

Per-Olof Ekstrand

9.2

Very good value for money a great wine. Had it with lemon pasta and the pairing was a great hit. Make sure too drink it at room temperature to get the full benefit of this wine. I had it a bit too cold which closed it up a little, but have also had it at the right temperature and then it even works well on its own. Lots of berries and very well rounded wine, seldome found at this pricepoint. — 4 years ago

muoi Mulry

9.1

Ummmmm so good. Fresh fruity and easy...delicious! — 5 years ago

Joe DAscoli

9.4

Pretty good — 2 months ago

Albert Phelps

9.0

Full body. Lots of spice and stewed fruits. Will improve after being open for a few days. — 2 months ago

Raff

9.2

A bit of funk, ligh bodied, but more depth than just juice. A good freshness, and energetic. Lovely — 5 years ago

Jay Kline

9.0

Super duper crushable. This wine is the very definition of a summer wine. 100% Falanghina. The color of a sunset, this pours a slightly hazy copper salmon. On the nose it’s white flowers and stone fruit. On the palate, it’s ripened apricots, peach skin, rhubarb and bitters. Finish is lasting. Balanced. Works with simple meals. I truly hope Valentina has nothing to do with her Father’s (allegedly) shitty business practices. A truly compelling quaffer. — 5 years ago