
Peter Sultan 
Standard Bearer of quality dry Lambrusco, which I return to periodically. . A reminder too to not be stingy with myself at under $15/14 a bottle. What’s beautiful here is the balance between a dark, brooding & frothy, joyful character. Pomegranate, black cherry, a touch of anise. A lot of quality stuffed into a outrageously well priced bottle.
Standard Bearer of quality dry Lambrusco, which I return to periodically. . A reminder too to not be stingy with myself at under $15/14 a bottle. What’s beautiful here is the balance between a dark, brooding & frothy, joyful character. Pomegranate, black cherry, a touch of anise. A lot of quality stuffed into a outrageously well priced bottle.
9.2Byron C Mayes 
Dark, near black purple with dark magenta mousse. Black grapes on the nose; confirmed on the fizzy, medium palate with ash and fine, dusty tannins. Frizzante bubbles and medium acidity make this an excellent choice for casual red wine fare. Lasagna is its natural pair, but a great match for pizza, chicken parm, or brunch with beef. Drink it when you buy it, of course.
Dark, near black purple with dark magenta mousse. Black grapes on the nose; confirmed on the fizzy, medium palate with ash and fine, dusty tannins. Frizzante bubbles and medium acidity make this an excellent choice for casual red wine fare. Lasagna is its natural pair, but a great match for pizza, chicken parm, or brunch with beef. Drink it when you buy it, of course.
8.9David Shaw 
Giving this another chance. Dense, dark purple like Ribena in color. Grape juice, yeast and wet cardboard notes in nose. Fizzy fruit seed flavors, but nice seed tannin finish. Moderate skin tannin emerges after an hour. I’ve been pairing dark chocolates with Lambrusco since someone showed me it could be done. Also worth drinking once summer returns. Fresh, light fun
Giving this another chance. Dense, dark purple like Ribena in color. Grape juice, yeast and wet cardboard notes in nose. Fizzy fruit seed flavors, but nice seed tannin finish. Moderate skin tannin emerges after an hour. I’ve been pairing dark chocolates with Lambrusco since someone showed me it could be done. Also worth drinking once summer returns. Fresh, light fun
8.7Ralph DiBiasi 
True Lambrusco dark grape crisp
True Lambrusco dark grape crisp
9.1Matteo Burani 
Blind I would have said rose champagne. Nice and very yeasty, but not what I want from a Lambrusco.
Blind I would have said rose champagne. Nice and very yeasty, but not what I want from a Lambrusco.
9.0Anna de Hoop 
So much fun, great pizza wine !
So much fun, great pizza wine !
9.2Joe F
Sweet fruit smell, maybe melon? A bit too sweet
Sweet fruit smell, maybe melon? A bit too sweet
7.0Michael Piaker
15 March 2018. Butterfunk Kitchen, Brooklyn, NY.
15 March 2018. Butterfunk Kitchen, Brooklyn, NY.
9.0Sergio Licea
Fresh blackberries, blueberry jam, bubble gum, white pepper, slight clove. Compact short fizzy bubbles, light bodied, low acid, fruity slightly herbal finish. Perfect sparkler for the last sunny day in PDX. Addio estate!
Fresh blackberries, blueberry jam, bubble gum, white pepper, slight clove. Compact short fizzy bubbles, light bodied, low acid, fruity slightly herbal finish. Perfect sparkler for the last sunny day in PDX. Addio estate!
8.9@MyCorks
Very dry and refreshing. People need to start drinking more Lambrusco.
Very dry and refreshing. People need to start drinking more Lambrusco.
9.2Location
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