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Bisci Vigneto Fogliano Verdicchio di Matelica DOC Verdicchio 2015
Luminous straw-green with golden tinges. Intense aromas of green apple, apricot and botanical herbs reveal an underlying hint of marzipan and white flowers... a long, juicy, mineral-accented finish. Made from a single vineyard about 4 hectares large... Ian D'Agata, Vinous Media
Ratings on Delectable
Matt Lasater 
So much deliciousness in the glass. Verdicchio crushing it again and again. Vibrant, succulent, zippy acid and loads os texture and charm. My favorite IT white grape. Ripe yellow fruit, a kiss of tropical to it, peach, meyer lemon, plum; exotic herbs and floral tones, jokingly saying it smells like Garnier Fructise shampoo, but its herbal, fennel, aloe, verbena all together, lovely salty mineral backbone, green almonds, cheese rind and lemon cream. Great length and finish, the acid balances the phenolic structure and body of the wine perfectly. All concrete and lees contact make for a distinctive wine here.
So much deliciousness in the glass. Verdicchio crushing it again and again. Vibrant, succulent, zippy acid and loads os texture and charm. My favorite IT white grape. Ripe yellow fruit, a kiss of tropical to it, peach, meyer lemon, plum; exotic herbs and floral tones, jokingly saying it smells like Garnier Fructise shampoo, but its herbal, fennel, aloe, verbena all together, lovely salty mineral backbone, green almonds, cheese rind and lemon cream. Great length and finish, the acid balances the phenolic structure and body of the wine perfectly. All concrete and lees contact make for a distinctive wine here.
9.2
Web Bond
Shows some identity, but richer and riper than hoped(no vintages on all these lists).
Shows some identity, but richer and riper than hoped(no vintages on all these lists).
8.8
Frank
Slightly more acid than other verdicchio. Great with cheese.
Slightly more acid than other verdicchio. Great with cheese.
9.0
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