Crisp and bright, with a zesty array of just-squeezed grapefruit. Pineapple sorbet lengthens on the refreshing finish.
Crisp and bright, with a zesty array of just-squeezed grapefruit. Pineapple sorbet lengthens on the refreshing finish.
Exotic, plush, and amped with fresh acidity, this well-aged, high-altitude “Vigne Alte” Amarone shows its maturity in a decidedly delicious path of milk chocolate, jasmine, ripened figs, and white pepper.
After 120 days of drying, vinification takes place for this blend of Corvina, Corvinone, and Rondinella. The wine is aged in large-volume wooden barrels for about three years. Focused and tense at 16.5% abv, with an inner strength that relies on cherry skins and high-toned acidity. Its tannins expand along with an underlying minerality, amplified by a dose of red berries.
Plum liqueur and tilled soil, with a note of balsamic and a persisting floral bouquet entertains nose and palate. Take a deep dive into milk chocolate, Italian herbs, and toasted oak, with a graceful demeanor. A blend of 60% Corvina, 22 % Corvinone, and 18% Rondinella.
Winemakers Adam Lee and Morét-Brealynn crafted an affordable, affable Pinot Noir that rings true to its terroir. Black raspberry possesses exotic floral tones, with a note of sweet soil and milk chocolate. Cranberry mid-point flavors are vibrant, with a zip of acidity and a veil of white pepper.
The fragrance immediately introduces itself with a buttery seductiveness. The palate reveals lemon zest, custard and pie crust with a hearty structure and a bright freshness. Pear and pomme fruits fuse alongside nectarines and vanilla cream for a final flourish that is plump and juicy.
A flamboyant bouquet bursts with lemon drop and kiwi and ripe honeydew, layered harmoniously with a veil of green bell pepper. Fresh and sun-kissed, the palate is a cavalcade of lime candy and white spice wrapped within a crisp, tangy, bitter finish. It is delightfully taut throughout.
A light, bright, refreshing Chardonnay, this shows more complexity than one would expect at its price level. Predominantly aged on fine yeast lees in steel tanks, it gains a bit of spiciness from a portion that was aged in oak. Vibrant acidity keeps this seeming as refreshing as cool climate Sauvignon Blanc, but with more restrained aromatics and broader versatility.