Peter van den Besselaar

9.2

Vintage 2020 | Tasted blind | I instantly fell in love with this wine. Tasted blind. Light colour. Redbrown rim. Brushwood. Vibrant tast with delicious and tempting wild strawberries. Great balance, swallowfactor (who spits this out?). — 4 days ago

Brian F. McCabe

9.0

Light, dry, but in a good way. — 2 years ago

Bill Belanger

9.1

Full-bodied, with plums and sour cherries on the palate. Tannins carry the flavors, but the acid is not forward. — 5 years ago

Aleksei Snitsarenko

9.0

Grindelwald, top of europe, ну и день заканчивая вином с самого высокого виноградника европы!
Насыщенное, фруктовое, чуть абрикоса, чуть горчинки. Все как полагается. — 2 months ago

Kaitlin Zappaterrini

9.3

light refreshing wine with a smooth oaky finish — 2 years ago

Jakub Kalinowski

8.9

Opens with a bit of reduction, Plums & more plums and a bit of cherry with a pinch of cinnamon & cloves and some damp, earthy undergrowth. On the palate this is surprisingly plush (for a Vernatsch) with soft plums and a bit of prune plus a herby, slightly bitter tang. Quite tannic yet juicy & nicely balanced.
A very nice one, in a riper, fuller style (again, for a Vernatsch). — 5 years ago

Annie

10

First night in Ortisie! — 5 months ago

Ericsson

9.1

Some Italian Riesling for the hottest Roman Oct on record, probably, and it was right up my alley. Dry, acidic, bright, citric tropical fruits, and stone characteristics. Cheers. — a year ago

Louis Martin

9.0

Creamy, rich golden color, floral hint, medium bodied, slight green apple flavor, very easy to drink on its own, light enough to pair with fruit and cheese. — 2 years ago

James K

8.9

Pizza night, pizza wine. At least it was unique. — 5 years ago