Welcome to Our Wine Tasting Review. Get ready to explore some amazing wines with us. We’re tasting six different kinds from all over the world. Each one has its own special story. Let’s dive in and discover these delicious wines together!
Vigne Sannite ‘Lazzarella’ Falanghina del Sannio (2021) – Campania, Italy
Taste: An exciting new arrival that’s perfect for summer! The Vigne Sannite ‘Lazzarella’ 2021, hailing from the sun-drenched Campania region in Italy. THis is a pure expression of the Falanghina del Sannio grape. It presents a striking straw yellow color and unfurls an aromatic complexity reminiscent of ripe white fruits intermingled with sage leaves. On the palate, it’s a delightful journey through fresh, mineral-forward flavors with a tasty undertone. A true testament to the diversity and skill of Sannio’s wine production. this wine showcases the region’s ability to produce outstanding white wines in a warmer climate.
Miguel Torres ‘Cordillera’ Reserva Especial Chardonnay (2021) – Limarí Valley, Chile
Taste: This Chilean Chardonnay is a revelation! The ‘Cordillera’ Reserva Especial from Miguel Torres, cultivated in the unique terroir of Limarí Valley’s “Parcela Talinay,” brings a fresh perspective to the varietal. The wine greets you with fresh citrus and peach aromas, leading into a cool climate style that’s both crisp and mineral-rich. The touch of vanilla creaminess, courtesy of light oak aging, perfectly rounds out the zesty citrus flavors. This wine is a beautiful showcase of Limarí Valley’s prowess in producing Chardonnay with distinctive minerality, enhanced by the unique climatic influences of the region.
Le Fou Pinot Noir (2021) – Languedoc-Roussillon, France
Taste: A delightful surprise and an absolute steal! ‘Le Fou’ 2021, a Pinot Noir from Languedoc-Roussillon, lives up to its name (The Madman) by defying expectations. It boasts a warm, rich nose filled with cherry compote aromas and offers a well-balanced palate with a savory edge from ripe, tasty tannins. The wine is expressive and full-bodied, challenging the myth that Languedoc couldn’t produce an exceptional Pinot Noir. At its special price, it’s an irresistible offer for any wine enthusiast.
Domaine Gaget ‘Cote du Py’ (2018) – Morgon, Beaujolais, France
Taste: An exemplary Beaujolais! The Domaine Gaget ‘Cote du Py’ 2018, originating from the prestigious Morgon region, is a Gamay that dazzles with its deep ruby color and purple reflections. It captivates with subtle floral notes and rich red fruit aromas, leading to a full-bodied, racy palate. The silky, well-integrated tannins pave the way to a long, spicy finish. This 93-point Wine Enthusiast rated vintage reflects the volcanic heritage and granite soils of the Côte du Py, embodying the robust, warm, and spicy characteristics that Morgon wines are celebrated for.
Suertes del Marqués ‘El Esquilón’ (2016) – Canary Islands, Spain
Taste: A unique gem from the Canary Islands! ‘El Esquilón‘ 2016, a blend of 70% Listán Negro and 30% Tintilla, showcases the distinct terroir of Valle de la Orotava. The wine radiates with strikingly pure fruit character, supported by a light to medium body and smoky aromas. Tintilla adds a layer of subtle herbal notes, enhancing the overall freshness and balance. This wine is a testament to the innovative spirit of Suertes del Marqués and the diverse climatic influences of the Canary Islands, notably the Alisios trade winds and the volcanic soils.
Feudi Salentini Gocce Primitivo (2019) – Manduria, Taranto, Italy
Taste: Ending the tasting on a high note! The Feudi Salentini Gocce Primitivo 2019 from Manduria is a robust and elegant display of the Primitivo grape. It captivates with an intense red color and a round, smooth palate. The bouquet is a complex harmony of jam, wild berries, and caramel notes. Its significant structure and refined elegance are a proud representation of its territory. Perfectly paired with meats, game, and aged cheeses, this wine is a splendid example of the rich history and unique maturation of the Primitivo grape, tracing its lineage from Croatia to Italy and its twin, the Zinfandel, in California.
If you are new to wine tasting, check out our Beginner Guide to Wine Tasting.Enjoy the journey through these diverse and exquisite wines, each telling a story of its unique origin and the skilled hands that nurtured it from vine to bottle.
