Prosecco is a white grape variety indigenous to the Veneto area of northeastern Italy. The DOC for this wine is Prosecco di Conegliano-Valdobbiadene, and it is made west of the township of Conegliano along the Piave river…
Rías Baixas is part of the Galica region. It is also part of what is called the ‘Green Spain’ (= ‘Espana Verde’) which comprise the region of Galicia, Cantabria, Asturias and Pais Vasco. It is the largest DO in Galicia in terms of wine production. It is famous for its white wines from the Albarino grape.
Comments = A great wine from a great producer. This wine shows what a good Chardonnay dominant wine can look like in Friuli. Precision of the acidity and sharpness of aromas together with a great level of complexity and an enjoyable length.
Final Grade = A
Comments = This wine offers a quality-price ratio that is just incredible. Found this level of quality for less than 25 euros is something quite exceptional. You should not hesitate to let yourself be tempted by this wine. At this price, it is also a very good opportunity to discover a very fine example of Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand. A beautiful opulence on the nose, a beautiful roundness in the mouth. This wine is full of freshness with a good level of aromatic complexity around mango and ginger. A very good aroma-acidity balance. A nice long finish.
Final Grade = A-
Comments = Fine, fresh andpleasantly mineral. This wine will seduce you by its finesse, elegance, quite lengthy finish and impeccable balance acidity-fruit together with some mineral notes.
Final Grade = A-
Comments = This wine offer a good level of quality overall with a good balance acidity-fruits-autolytic characters which is quite rare at this price range
Final Grade = A-
Comments = I loved the balance of this wine, the sweetness is not overwhelming and allows us to enjoy all the complexity and range of aromas of this wine. The hard work behing this true craftman-wine is showing all the potential of this unique terroir.
Final Grade = A-
Comments = Intense and complex aromatic coupled with a refreshing acidity and mineral notes. There is no doubt that this wine is among the great white wines from Fruili. It is very elegant with a nuanced palate and long finish. Kept under good conditions, this wine has a great aging potential that need to be exploited.
Final Grade = A
Comments = precision and balance are the strong suit of this wine together with good range of aromas and an enjoyable acidity
Final Grade = B+
Argentina is the sixth-largest wine-producing country and the most significant in South America in terms of volume. Most of the country’s wine comes from the Andes foothills in the areas surrounding the now-famous Mendoza, including its best sparkling wines…