Vie di Romans

Pierre Sauvignon Blanc

9.16 ratings
-no pro ratings
Friuli Isonzo, Gorizia, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy
Sauvignon Blanc
Cheddar & Gruyere, Tomato-Based, Shellfish, Crab & Lobster, Goat & Feta Cheese, Chili & Hot Spicy, White Fish, Salads & Greens, Meaty & Oily Fish, Fruit Desserts, Shellfish
Top Notes For
Luis Arguero (@winefromAtoZ)

Vie Di Romans Piere Sauvignon Blanc 2016: Clean. Crisp. Dry. Tremendous balance & beautiful minerality. Simply a lovely Italian Sauvignon Blanc! Cheers🍷

Vie Di Romans Piere Sauvignon Blanc 2016: Clean. Crisp. Dry. Tremendous balance & beautiful minerality. Simply a lovely Italian Sauvignon Blanc! Cheers🍷

Nov 14th, 2020
Kevin Løk

Might be best in class when it comes to Sauvignon Blanc. This was a wine that I held onto very intentionally for almost all of 2019. So it’s an appropriate choice to close out the year. Went to a very delicious — and pretentious — tasting of Vie Di Romans’ offerings at Houston Wine Merchant. (I mean, come on you bow-tied assholes, you’re drinking this shit for free.) The Barolo was superb, but at $125, out of my price range. Hadn’t had an SB from Italy before and it seemed dry as hell, not my preferred grape but I wanted to stick it to these d-bags who thought I was (in my assuredly homeless-chic outfit) not good enough for what was being poured. So I bought it, and I’ll admit when this hit the decanter tonight and that nose smacked me in the face and it just reeked of some $10 bullshit from New Zealand, I thought, oh no, what a prideful mistake this was. Instead, what a treat. Yes the nose is unmistakably S.B. but the fruit is all olfactory, this friend has the dry minerality of an A- white from Burgundy or Alsace. I guess what I’m saying is, may we all be less prideful in 2020. Cheers!

Might be best in class when it comes to Sauvignon Blanc. This was a wine that I held onto very intentionally for almost all of 2019. So it’s an appropriate choice to close out the year. Went to a very delicious — and pretentious — tasting of Vie Di Romans’ offerings at Houston Wine Merchant. (I mean, come on you bow-tied assholes, you’re drinking this shit for free.) The Barolo was superb, but at $125, out of my price range. Hadn’t had an SB from Italy before and it seemed dry as hell, not my preferred grape but I wanted to stick it to these d-bags who thought I was (in my assuredly homeless-chic outfit) not good enough for what was being poured. So I bought it, and I’ll admit when this hit the decanter tonight and that nose smacked me in the face and it just reeked of some $10 bullshit from New Zealand, I thought, oh no, what a prideful mistake this was. Instead, what a treat. Yes the nose is unmistakably S.B. but the fruit is all olfactory, this friend has the dry minerality of an A- white from Burgundy or Alsace. I guess what I’m saying is, may we all be less prideful in 2020. Cheers!

Jan 1st, 2020
Carsten Rudolph

Carsten had this 3 years ago

Carsten had this 3 years ago

May 13th, 2021
William Rompf

William had this 5 years ago

William had this 5 years ago

Sep 28th, 2019
Jose Cordero

Jose had this 5 years ago

Jose had this 5 years ago

Jun 12th, 2019
Aida Mollenkamp

Aida had this 6 years ago

Aida had this 6 years ago

Mar 10th, 2019