Smooth and lively Alto Adige Chardonnay, but not oaky, served with Bronzino at Evelina restaurant, Fort Greene, Brooklyn, NY — 9 months ago
Blend of the region’s traditional white varieties. Pinot Bianco, Chardonnay, and Sauvignon Blanc. 12 months in a big oak barrel then transferred into a steel tank and aged for 24 years! Bottled in 2016.
Fresh and fruity notes evolve towards aromas of ripe and dried fruits, croissant and tea. — 2 years ago
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アロマ — 3 months ago
One of the finest white wines I’ve had the pleasure of tasting. I’ve been a long-time Cantina Terlan fan, and have always had a soft spot for their $20 Pinot Bianco… but this takes things to another level. Polished, slightly saline-citrusy acidity, with muted limestone, and focused white peach and lime. It’s hard to condense this into a few descriptors. If you’re a Batard-Montrachet or Corton-Charlemagne fan, but can do with a little less French oak influence, and a little Muscadet Sevre et Maine, then this could be your jam. Looking forward to my next Alto Adige visit. Eataly Dallas (thanks to Derrek). — 3 years ago
Bouche par un fruité qui mouille, qui s’accroche et s’accroche encore, laissant une finale à la fois nette, substantielle et légèrement saline. — 5 months ago
Vetri Cucina in Philly. Amazing wine — a year ago
Richard Perlman
Holding up quite well after 14 years  — 2 months ago