Donnafugata Ben Ryé Passito di Pantelleria Zibibbo 2009 (375ml)

Ratings on Delectable

Kevin Walsh Delectable Pro

Wine blogger doxologywine.com; Freelance Sommelier (Court of Master Sommeliers) Doxology Wine Consulting

Candied orange peel, caramel, golden raisin, brown sugar, butterscotch, apricot jam, and rich floral tea.

Candied orange peel, caramel, golden raisin, brown sugar, butterscotch, apricot jam, and rich floral tea.

8.6

Shannon Muracchioli Delectable Pro

incredibly interesting and intriguing.

incredibly interesting and intriguing.

9.0

Ted Kizor Delectable Pro

Exquisite passito! Wonderful apricot jam and fresh nectarine notes. Balanced acid and luscious supple mouthfeel!

Exquisite passito! Wonderful apricot jam and fresh nectarine notes. Balanced acid and luscious supple mouthfeel!

10

Jay Boberg

Rich, lush and wonderful

Rich, lush and wonderful

9.2

Luca Toninato

Ottimo. Più "passito" del 2011. Fichi, albicocca

Ottimo. Più "passito" del 2011. Fichi, albicocca

9.4

Lewis Chester Delectable Pro

2009 vintage. Not for me.

2009 vintage. Not for me.

8.0

Russ W

Mercy. Bizarre in the best Italian dessert way possible. (For Jams: at Chez Jose new location party. Come check it out for amazing veg forward food.)

Mercy. Bizarre in the best Italian dessert way possible. (For Jams: at Chez Jose new location party. Come check it out for amazing veg forward food.)

9.4

Windy Chien

Smells like Tea. Wow.

Smells like Tea. Wow.

9.7

Aaron Vanderbeek

Always a favorite :)

Always a favorite :)

9.9

Errol Koopmans

Ben Rye, by Donnafugata. One of my favorite dessert wines ever. Tonight was with a Chocolate Decadence Cake. Awesome!

Ben Rye, by Donnafugata. One of my favorite dessert wines ever. Tonight was with a Chocolate Decadence Cake. Awesome!

9.7

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