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Girolamo Russo 'a Rina Etna Rosso Nerello Mascalese - Nerello Cappuccio 2017
Ratings on Delectable
Elizabeth 
Alcoholic and acidic, very savory with sour cherries. Long finish and I’m not sure I’m a huge fan.
Alcoholic and acidic, very savory with sour cherries. Long finish and I’m not sure I’m a huge fan.
7.7
Tia Subramanian
Fragrant, lively, dusky, surprisingly balanced considering its age.
Fragrant, lively, dusky, surprisingly balanced considering its age.
9.0
Fredrik Finn
‘A Rina Etna Rosso from Giralomo Russo is drop dead gorgeous with an enchanting red fruit nose and a savory and stony background. Fresh and good grip on the palate but falls a bit short to qualify for the big league. Nevertheless, considering its modest price this must qualify as a bargain.
‘A Rina Etna Rosso from Giralomo Russo is drop dead gorgeous with an enchanting red fruit nose and a savory and stony background. Fresh and good grip on the palate but falls a bit short to qualify for the big league. Nevertheless, considering its modest price this must qualify as a bargain.
9.0
Scott Petrus
Deep
Deep
9.0
Chad Ingram
Yes.
Yes.
9.1
A. R.
Quite unique. Sort of a dusky/earthy dark cherry nose, light and lively and dark in the mouth. Has some Pinot character, but a bit darker. Long finish.
Quite unique. Sort of a dusky/earthy dark cherry nose, light and lively and dark in the mouth. Has some Pinot character, but a bit darker. Long finish.
9.0
Gabby
Bought 6 - light-medium bodied, cherries, oak
Bought 6 - light-medium bodied, cherries, oak
9.5
Johnson Ho
Beautiful and changed as it sits. Cheery nose
Beautiful and changed as it sits. Cheery nose
8.9
Devin B
Soft tannins, long legs, and a fruity taste balanced by flowers. Long finish. Yum!
Soft tannins, long legs, and a fruity taste balanced by flowers. Long finish. Yum!
9.4Libby Spalding
Favorite red from Shaila’s first box!
Favorite red from Shaila’s first box!
9.2
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