john lee
Educator 18 Reasons, 20 Spot
Bele Casel Col Fondo Asolo Prosecco NV
Bele Casel Col Fondo Asolo Prosecco NV
9.4JKT
8/15/20 at parents with mix of home cooking and spicy take out from Bear Chinese place. The most unusual Prosecco with second fermentation in bottles without disgorging and so it’s cloudy. Interesting complex nose with minerals and some funk. Very lively texture and a bit sour that’s perfect for the mix of food. From Moore Brothers. Next day about 120ml in less than full Cali bottle so bubbles are gone but the essence remains. The nose is now more mature white fruits with hints of mild ginger and the texture is almost creamy. Yum. Excellent. Upping a pointer 9.2. Best Prosecco I’ve ever tasted.
8/15/20 at parents with mix of home cooking and spicy take out from Bear Chinese place. The most unusual Prosecco with second fermentation in bottles without disgorging and so it’s cloudy. Interesting complex nose with minerals and some funk. Very lively texture and a bit sour that’s perfect for the mix of food. From Moore Brothers. Next day about 120ml in less than full Cali bottle so bubbles are gone but the essence remains. The nose is now more mature white fruits with hints of mild ginger and the texture is almost creamy. Yum. Excellent. Upping a pointer 9.2. Best Prosecco I’ve ever tasted.
9.2Andrew Keenan
Moores. NV. $18. outstanding unfiltered prosecco.
Moores. NV. $18. outstanding unfiltered prosecco.
9.0Bonnie Chu
Peach and pear #moorebrothers $20
Peach and pear #moorebrothers $20
8.9Ned Gray Creed
Chambers tasting. Unfiltered, cloudy with the lees, no dosage, secondary fermentation in bottle. Pure.
Chambers tasting. Unfiltered, cloudy with the lees, no dosage, secondary fermentation in bottle. Pure.
9.0Mads J
Crisp. Moore Brothers
Crisp. Moore Brothers
9.6Tyler Kirby
Very enjoyable! Crisp green apple/pear and buttery lees. Interesting hazy appearance.
Very enjoyable! Crisp green apple/pear and buttery lees. Interesting hazy appearance.
8.9Location
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