Crisp minerality and stone fruit. Paired with sea bass and halibut. — 6 months ago
Vintage 2020 | Nykteri is the word for ‘staying up whole night’ in the local language. Santorini vintners harvest in the morning and press the grapes during night. Made of Assyrtiko, Athiri and Aidani grapes. Absolute very mineral. Very compelling wine that matured in barrels for three months. We drank it with shrimps dim sum and it made us happy. — 10 months ago
Super concentrated & quite aromatic. Salty beach pebbles, ripe apricots, but also a bit of salted caramel, tarte tatin and a lot of rocky, salty minerality. Intriguing.
Quite unctuous & rich on the palata, but also very fresh - zingy acidity, salty minerality countering the richness. This is definitely a food wine… but such an interesting one. Not everyone’s cup of tea but I love it! — 2 years ago
Feather light and deep flavors of marzipan and almond paste. - at Guille’s — 2 months ago
Light-bodied with berries and licorice on the finish. Quite enjoyable. Buy again. — 3 months ago
Good concentration. Black fruits. Dried plum. Meat. Dried tomato. @1500/G, GDR, 260408 — 3 months ago
Smooth and gentle. Good persistence from start to finish. Good food wine. — 5 months ago
Nice desert wine , hazelnut honey a touch of citrus. Very nice desert wine . Not to sweet . 14.5 percent alcohol. We had at felsina winery . — 8 months ago
Delicious desert wine. 17% abv but goes down nice and easy! — 3 years ago
Raisin caramel — 5 years ago
Steven Heydemann
98 was not a great vintage and why Giacosa bottled the SS as a red label has long been a bit of a mystery. There’s a lot in this wine to like, and no reason to leave it sitting in the cellar. Fully mature, ample bricking, softer but still lively fruit, rich mouthfeel with classic sous bois, a bit of iron, red berry and herbal overlay, and soft maybe a bit overripe tannin. Lovely, but not near Giacosa’s most memorable SSRs. — a day ago