Consistent with previous bottle. Very citrusy and mineral driven on the nose and palate with nice acidity and a clean, crisp mouthfeel and spicy finish.
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Medium gold. Nose of lemon rind, white pepper with a hint of florals. Burst of underripe grapefruit on the palate followed by clean minerals, lemon rind, and peppery finish. Medium-high viscosity (think chardonnay) but medium-high acidity that makes it refreshing and food friendly. Lost some of its charm after being recorked and refrigerated overnight. At $20 a definite buy. 90+.
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Light golden color. Aromatic nose of citrus peel, minerals, clean laundry and a bit of honeysuckle. Similar flavors on the palate with moderate acid and a bit of back end spiciness as noted below. Medium to full bodied but very clean and crisp though. Enjoyable finish. A really well made white wine.
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Full yellow. Beautiful pure ethereal aromas are nevertheless mostly low-toned and not hugely expressive, with some more mundande cracker notes. Glycerin is abundant and combines with a 3-dimensionally pleasure-giving sweetness to put a smiling face on what is otherwise a more mineral expression of Fiano than is typically found further inland in Avellino. I didn't find this to be the revelation that Ian D'Agata did, but it does compare favorably with some of the more vaunted examples from the aforementioned DOCG.
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9/8/2011 - Rich S wrote: 90 Points
Consistent with previous bottle. Very citrusy and mineral driven on the nose and palate with nice acidity and a clean, crisp mouthfeel and spicy finish.
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2/4/2010 - Bluedevil99 wrote: 90 Points
Medium gold. Nose of lemon rind, white pepper with a hint of florals. Burst of underripe grapefruit on the palate followed by clean minerals, lemon rind, and peppery finish. Medium-high viscosity (think chardonnay) but medium-high acidity that makes it refreshing and food friendly. Lost some of its charm after being recorked and refrigerated overnight. At $20 a definite buy. 90+.
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2/1/2010 - Rich S wrote: 91 Points
Light golden color. Aromatic nose of citrus peel, minerals, clean laundry and a bit of honeysuckle. Similar flavors on the palate with moderate acid and a bit of back end spiciness as noted below. Medium to full bodied but very clean and crisp though. Enjoyable finish. A really well made white wine.
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1/19/2010 - tcfishler wrote:
Full yellow. Beautiful pure ethereal aromas are nevertheless mostly low-toned and not hugely expressive, with some more mundande cracker notes. Glycerin is abundant and combines with a 3-dimensionally pleasure-giving sweetness to put a smiling face on what is otherwise a more mineral expression of Fiano than is typically found further inland in Avellino. I didn't find this to be the revelation that Ian D'Agata did, but it does compare favorably with some of the more vaunted examples from the aforementioned DOCG.
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1/5/2010 - nschmidt wrote: 91 Points
Drank at New Year's and after. Wonderful full flavor for a red wine drinker. Totally enjoyed it and would buy more.
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