The 2023 Conte della Vipera blends Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, and a touch of Grechetto, delivering a crisp, aromatic profile. Bursting with grapefruit, elderflower, and white pepper, it shows vivid energy and a mineral backbone.... Read More
Named for the length of the lunar cycle, this '16 Barbera d'Alba is delicious, layering its crisp red and brambly blue fruits with warm tobacco, new leather, violet petals, warm loam, licorice and spices. There's plenty... Read More
Smokey minerals, toasted hazelnuts, pressed white flowers, vanilla and spices frame the juicy orchard fruits in this delectable '18 Chardonnay. Round in the mouth, this wine finds energy in its savory mineral core and vivid... Read More
Much like the whites of Liguria’s Cinque Terre, those of Lazio’s Frascati zone are consumed in vast quantities. The source of this popularity, however, is Rome’s tourist population, a multitude that does not exercise a great... Read More
Much like the whites of Liguria’s Cinque Terre, those of Lazio’s Frascati zone are consumed in vast quantities. The source of this popularity, however, is Rome’s tourist population, a multitude that does not exercise a great... Read More
The Tenuta di Petrolo proudly sits on the site of an ancient Etruscan settlement where foundations of Roman buildings can still be seen. From these foundations rises the Torre di Galatrona, or the watchtower of the medieval Galatrona... Read More
Christopher Deas, Italian Wine Merchants: “We said it with the 2017, 2018, and 2019 release, this is one of Italy’s great age-worthy whites and blah, blah, blah… why wait, this is awesome today. What we would add is enjoy... Read More
The 2023 Winkl is a luminous and expressive Sauvignon Blanc of both intensity and finesse. It opens with bright aromas of apricot, mandarin, passion fruit, elderflower, gooseberry, and a touch of mint. On the palate, the wine... Read More
Cornarea farm is situated in a village called Canale, in the center of Roero, a little hilly area bordering on the Langhe, a region devoted to the wine since ancient times. Cornarea takes its name from the hill where its vineyards... Read More
