Matt Lasater
At first a very mineral/smokey wine with a lot of savory meaty notes up front, a little reductive. Slowly became to evolve into a more fruit centric wine with lots of black raspberry, cherry and pomegranate tones. Still that underpinning of forest, meat, sagebrush, and spices. This Etna aligns more with PN than Neb. Soft and silky tannins, perfumed, bright acid.
At first a very mineral/smokey wine with a lot of savory meaty notes up front, a little reductive. Slowly became to evolve into a more fruit centric wine with lots of black raspberry, cherry and pomegranate tones. Still that underpinning of forest, meat, sagebrush, and spices. This Etna aligns more with PN than Neb. Soft and silky tannins, perfumed, bright acid.
9.1Meghan Hamilton
Wine Educator Joseph Phelps Vineyards
Red cherry, raspberry, cola, vanilla. A nice effervescence on the palate. Reminded me of a Pinot Noir from Carneros.
Red cherry, raspberry, cola, vanilla. A nice effervescence on the palate. Reminded me of a Pinot Noir from Carneros.
8.7Gabrielle Micheletti
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Kyle Harvey
Nice fruit, acid, little bit of earth lingering there towards the end. Interested in the Cru.
Nice fruit, acid, little bit of earth lingering there towards the end. Interested in the Cru.
9.0Jay Miner
Strange for an Etna Rosso, but delicious. Don't get nearly the volcanic minerality that I'd expect, but do get some red fruit and some gamay-like funk.
Strange for an Etna Rosso, but delicious. Don't get nearly the volcanic minerality that I'd expect, but do get some red fruit and some gamay-like funk.
9.1J Choi
Nice. Bright. Light Medium weight. Had three bottles. Probably one too much. @Justin Sun
Nice. Bright. Light Medium weight. Had three bottles. Probably one too much. @Justin Sun
9.1Benjamin Verhulst
Big cherry and blueberry, soft tannins, good pairing for Italian. Cuts through fat well with brightness.
Big cherry and blueberry, soft tannins, good pairing for Italian. Cuts through fat well with brightness.
8.9Location
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