Ca' Vittoria

Gulfi

Cerasuolo di Vittoria Nero d'Avola-Frappato Blend 2022

Loved. Graham Wines club for December. Want to get more. — 20 days ago

Andrew Reese
with Andrew
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Ca' del Bosco

Cuvée Prestige Franciacorta Brut Chardonnay Blend 2021

Crisp Italian sparkling white, served with Norumbega oysters at the Caring Community Cuisine Café (fka Musette), Cape Arundel, ME — 3 months ago

Gaja

Ca' Marcanda Camarcanda Bolgheri Red Bordeaux Blend 2018

Amazing red and black fruits with silky tannins. — 4 months ago

Bob Eisenbach

Bob Eisenbach

At Gloria in Milan

Ca' del Baio (Giulio Grasso)

Asili Barbaresco Nebbiolo 2020

I opened this one too early. It still needs to get it all together. Very promising though — a month ago

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Azienda Agricola COS

Cerasuolo di Vittoria Classico Frappato Nero d'Avola 2020

Way better on day two after opening. A lot of earth and herbs. Plums, cherry, good amount of tannin. I feel like if this was distilled it would be fernet. There’s a lot of herbs and forest greenery, but it still manages to stay light and fruity enough to make it really enjoyable. Looking forward to trying more Sicilian wines. — 2 months ago

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Tom Casagrande

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Fantastic winery!

Punta Crena

Vigneto Ca da Rena Riviera Ligure di Ponente Pigato 2022

I don’t typically like sweeter entries but this one worked. — 3 months ago

Planeta

Cerasuolo di Vittoria Nero d'Avola Frappato 2021

For a big winery, Planeta, in my experience, makes very good wines that reflect their terroir faithfully. This is quite earthy on the nose initially but, with air, bright raspberry/cherry fruit blossoms, along with clean minerality. Zesty and bright on the palate. Great wine for many different kinds of tomatoey pastas and for pizza. — 2 months ago

Bob, Austin and 19 others liked this

La Ca' Nova

Barbaresco Nebbiolo 2021

Delectable Wine
9.4

The 2021 Barbaresco is impressive. Intensely aromatic and explosive, the straight Barbaresco shows why 2021 is such a pedigreed vintage. Spice, lavender, sage and mint meld into a core of blue/purplish fruit. A gorgeous, overachieving wine, the 2021 just needs time in bottle. (Antonio Galloni, Vinous, October 2024)
— 3 months ago

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