Tellus Merlot

89 because Falesco's Tellus Merlot 2013 is a great value, velvety and sumptuous, it retails for less than $15 in the US. From vineyards in Montecchio, in the heart of Umbria, the Merlot sourced for Tellus is grown in clay and calcareous soils. It's an open-hearted wine, and softly focused with lush layers of black cherries and plums, leather, and earth. On the finish, dried sage emerges, it achieves nice complexity, given its price. 13.0% ABV | Sample

Definitely An Italian nose. Medium body. Tangy acidity on the sides of the tongue

Buca de pepo oct 17

Couldn't get the title correct. I drank a falesco tellus merlot from Umbria. Very good with a filet nice and rich. A surprise for me. The wine was not a syrah

8.4? Those "experts" were on vacation that day.

Lean and green, but enjoyable for the right person

Great with Italian cheese. Easy to drink nice finish moderate body. Nice

Good pizza vino; certainly not an American style Merlot which is positive; smoked Rosemary dark subtle fruit ; little earth finishes dry

Wow, tastes more like Sangiovese than merlot.

Corey had this 10 years ago