Light gold color. Drank a glass over 40 minutes. PN45, C35, PM20. Rich and powerful with a core of red fruits; poached pear, tangy acidity, quince, river rock, mildly oxidative, almond paste. 92+pts.

Medium Rhubarb color. Drank a glass over an hour. This was our first experience with this wine and producer. Very fun, and different from most rose's. Floral, with rose petals and rose water, damp and earthy, wafting minerality, orange, blood orange, Meyer lemon, fresh herbs and garrigue, spices on a medium bodied frame. There's some structure here and a little bigger frame than is my typical go to rose, but this maintains the elegance and balance that I seek while bringing in a lot of complexity that makes this quite introspective. Pricey for rose, but definitely worth seeking out or a rebuy.

Pale green gold color. Drank a glass over an hour. Slate, fennel, citrus, white peach, sleek with great minerality and that powdery dry extract and citrus that I love, long and precise.

Light gold color. Drank a glass over an hour plus. 95% Friulano, 5% Riesling. Slate, stone fruits, subtle fusil, riveting acidity, supreme elegance, powdery, lychee, almond skin, crystalline minerality, transparent and pure with an intensity that just keeps giving. Gorgeous wine. 94pts or better.

Medium red color. PNP, drank a glass over an hour. Cherry, dried strawberry, medicinal, iodine on the nose. The palate is medium bodied, with ripe red berries, tar, medicinal, balsamic reduction, medium tannins, youthful.

Same bottle as Bellissimo. Reductive, improved by copper, but not adequately.

Very dark red color. PNP, drank a glass over 30 minutes. Same bottle as Bellissimo. Dense with black cherry fruit, succulent on the palate, young, tar, lacquer, firm tannins. It's all there.

Surprisingly dark gold color - especially from 750ml. Drank a glass over 30 minutes. Advanced, unctuous, quite spicy, orange creamsicle, mango, baked apricot, a bit weighty. Very good, but this bottle was seemingly further along than expected. 92-93pts.