Caruso & Minini, Nero D’Avola 2018, Sicily, Italy
Tasting Note: A Nero D’Avola that pairs well with Italian food without itself being the focus of the meal (like a backup singer to your star entrée).[Read more]
Caruso & Minini, Nero D’Avola 2018, Sicily, Italy
Tasting Note: A Nero D’Avola that pairs well with Italian food without itself being the focus of the meal (like a backup singer to your star entrée).[Read more]
Famiglia Pasqua, 11 Minutes Odi et Amo Rosé Trevenezie 2019, Italy
Tasting Note: A bright, low-alcohol rosé with fresh citrus notes that play in concert with light-red fruit.[Read more]
Famiglia Pasqua, Romeo & Juliet Prosecco di Treviso Brut, Veneto, Italy
Tasting Note: A light, floral prosecco that is an easy-going, summer porch sipper.[Read more]
Cascina Degli Ulivi, Filagnotti 2002, Gavi DOCG, Italy
Tasting Note: Sunshine with restraint.[Read more]
Famiglia Pasqua, Romeo & Juliet Passione Sentimento Bianco 2019, Veneto, Italy
Tasting Note: A versatile white wine that would pair with many a meal — especially white meat and charcuterie.[Read more]
Famiglia Pasqua, Romeo & Juliet Passione Sentimento Rosso 2017, Veneto, Italy
Tasting Note: An Italian red blend with an enjoyable mix of ripe and tart fruit that dances across your palate.[Read more]
Parmoleto, Montecucco Sangiovese Riserva DOCG 2015, Tuscany, Italy
Tasting Note: The red fruit you expect in a sangiovese but with more flavor integration.[Read more]
Salustri, Marleo Rosso 2018, Montecucco DOC, Tuscany, Italy
Tasting Note: Italian wines should nearly always be enjoyed with food and this red would pair with many a dish (including the Coq au Vin I’m enjoying tonight).[Read more]
Alois Lageder, Schiava 2016, Sudtirol – Alto Adige, Italy
Tasting Note: Whenever summer comes, I seek out Schiava from Aldo Adige including one like this bottle with generous, ripe, red fruit along the midpalate, depth of flavor and low 12% alcohol — ideal for backyard porch enjoyment.[Read more]
Mionetto, Prosecco Brut, Treviso DOC, Veneto, Italy
Tasting Note: A good, dry, straightforward prosecco that you can enjoy on its own or mix for mimosas.[Read more]