Italian Wine Reviews
Italian Wine Reviews The name Brunello was all but born on this hill. In 1870, Count Tito Costanti, a Sienese […]
Read Full Review → Italian Wine Reviews Not every bottle needs a story; some just need to be right. Fattoria di Scannano is the […]
Read Full Review → Italian Wine Reviews Gaiole is the high, cold, stony side of Chianti Classico, the sector that gives Sangiovese its most […]
Read Full Review → Italian Wine Reviews If Rossofonte is the Bianchini family’s single-vineyard statement, this is the Rosso that built Ciacci Piccolomini’s reputation […]
Read Full Review → Italian Wine Reviews Ciacci Piccolomini makes two Rossi, and this is the one with the pedigree. The Fonte vineyard — […]
Read Full Review → Italian Wine Reviews San Polino makes a Riserva only in the vintages that deserve one, and 2019 — the finest […]
Read Full Review → Italian Wine Reviews In 1991, Luigi Fabbro, a Friulian, and his English wife Katia Nussbaum bought an abandoned hill southeast […]
Read Full Review → Italian Wine Reviews Famoso is the Ravenna plain’s own aromatic grape, a historic variety that had all but vanished before […]
Read Full Review → Italian Wine Reviews Susumaniello takes its name from somarello, the little donkey of Puglian dialect, because a young vine carries […]
Read Full Review → Italian Wine Reviews Trullo Flaminio exists because four friends from the wine trade could not let two hectares of fifty-year-old […]
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