Monastero Suore Cistercensi Coenobium Lazio Bianco Trebbiano Blend 2018

Ceccherini Cristiano

Very enjoyable, off beaten track It works on my memories Old times wine Honeyed, herbal and quite textural I enjoyed at best when it was room temperature

Shengli Hu

30 days of skin contact. Volcanic soils. Subdued on the nose. Tangerine, sea salt, ripe apricot, white cherry, white blossoms, unfiltered. Elevated phenolic bitterness was balanced by med+ acid and intensity. 11% abv.

Michael L S

Delicious. Steely acidity. Lots of citrus.

Keith M

優しい酸と柔らかなミネラルで、シャキッとシャープを楽しむのではなく、柔らかな果実味と旨味が楽しめる白ワイン。 還元や揮発もなく、自然派らしい柔和さと飲み心地。 グラスは白ワイン用。 キノコのトマト煮や、案外キムチが合って面白かった。

E & K G

Good summer white that can pair with a wide range of food types. In this case we had a mix of Chinese/Southeast Asian dishes. It has a dry enough finish not to interfere with any of the various spice notes. Lemon/lime acidity mixed with a hint of white floral tones.

Charlie C

Bubblegum nose. Creamy. White tea, flowers. Salinity. Very delicate.

Ely Cohn

The wines of Coenobium are made by a sisterhood of nuns from the Latium region of Italy close to Rome. They make two wines. Both varying degrees of Orange. That’s it. The Bianco is barely Orange, with a Corona appropriate level of skin contact (barely any). I’d lump these into the OG category of Natural Wines - they see consulting from the god of Italian Orange, Mr. Bea. Pours hay with notes of apples and white flowers and salty peachy flavors.

David Lee

Better the second day when the acid came to the forefront. Light,floral, and slightly bitter in a good way. Not enough going on at this price point. Rosenthal.

William Paley

apple blossoms and upside-down half-cups

Ross Fredella

Quarantine Day 6: A tea and eucalyptus thing in the nose. I swear there’s some kind of cooling herbal smell in there. Honey and salted melon on the pallet.