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Fontanasanta Vigneti Delle Dolomiti Nosiola

Oxidative / nutty / bruised apple initially, harsh edges softened pretty quickly, opened up into citrus, white flowers, apricot, waxy body with nice cut. Enjoyed with one of my favorite Italians @Adriana Fabbro
Oxidative / nutty / bruised apple initially, harsh edges softened pretty quickly, opened up into citrus, white flowers, apricot, waxy body with nice cut. Enjoyed with one of my favorite Italians @Adriana Fabbro
Mar 6th, 2020
Never say no to an elegant Anphora Nosiola made by Elisabetta.
Never say no to an elegant Anphora Nosiola made by Elisabetta.
2 people found it helpfulOct 28th, 2014
A lovely lovely wine. Pear skins, a bit waxy, and a little dolomite minerality for the win!
A lovely lovely wine. Pear skins, a bit waxy, and a little dolomite minerality for the win!
Sep 28th, 2014Brilliant fruit and minerality #dolomites baby
Brilliant fruit and minerality #dolomites baby

Too much VA. Relatively complex but overall a flawed wine.
Too much VA. Relatively complex but overall a flawed wine.
Mar 9th, 2014
A little skin contact Nosiola makes a Saturday afternoon so much better. Second day open and shining bright.
A little skin contact Nosiola makes a Saturday afternoon so much better. Second day open and shining bright.
Mar 1st, 2014
Wild... Reminded me of propolis on the top of natural honey. Definitely floral and bees waxy but with a VA-y top note and some cheesy funk underneath. Less bitter than I expected. Nice with scallops!
Wild... Reminded me of propolis on the top of natural honey. Definitely floral and bees waxy but with a VA-y top note and some cheesy funk underneath. Less bitter than I expected. Nice with scallops!
Feb 9th, 2014
Interesting. Skin contact. A bit of an orangey quality but no perceptible coloration. Light yet with a certain intensity. Somewhat yeasty and beer-ish - would like to understand where that comes from. Fun and pleasant. Nosiola from the Dolomites... Interesting.
Interesting. Skin contact. A bit of an orangey quality but no perceptible coloration. Light yet with a certain intensity. Somewhat yeasty and beer-ish - would like to understand where that comes from. Fun and pleasant. Nosiola from the Dolomites... Interesting.
Jan 24th, 2014