Voss Expert tasting note
On the palate, it is medium-bodied with a deft balance of ripe red fruit and savory undertones, framed by fine-grained tannins and a lively acidity that imparts freshness.
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Based on 6 customer reviews.
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Pomeil
Le Coste is a promising wine producer in Lazio.\nTheir approach to biodynamic agriculture is a key aspect of their production methods.\nIn the winemaking process, they do not use machines or additives.\n■My ratings\n※Alea Jacta Est 2011★4.5, 2014★3.5\n※Paino 2011★4.0\n※Carbo 2011★3.5, 2013★3.5\n※Vino Rosato 2012★4.0\n※Vino Rosso 2014★3.5\n※Bianco R 2012★4.0\n※Bianco 2012★3.5\n※BRUTAL 2013★4.0\n※Bianchetto 2014★3.5\n※Litrozzo Bianco UV★3.0\n※Unatantum 2009★4.0.
Enilson
Curiosity: a sweet, slightly effervescent wine
Mechislaw Ochiel
Intense and full-bodied wine with a deep, rich ruby red color. The scent is shaped by a complex array of concentrated berries, ripe raspberries, and cranberries, with a lively sour cherry and a elegant minerality. The flavor is well-integrated, with a strong crispness that gives way to a medium-tannin finish, leaving a dry sensation on the tongue. The wine also exhibits a nuance of minerality that stays on the finish. The ultimately feeling is one of a wine that is both intense and refined, with a long finish.
Based on 6 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Pomeil
Le Coste is a promising wine producer in Lazio.\nTheir approach to biodynamic agriculture is a key aspect of their production methods.\nIn the winemaking process, they do not use machines or additives.\n■My ratings\n※Alea Jacta Est 2011★4.5, 2014★3.5\n※Paino 2011★4.0\n※Carbo 2011★3.5, 2013★3.5\n※Vino Rosato 2012★4.0\n※Vino Rosso 2014★3.5\n※Bianco R 2012★4.0\n※Bianco 2012★3.5\n※BRUTAL 2013★4.0\n※Bianchetto 2014★3.5\n※Litrozzo Bianco UV★3.0\n※Unatantum 2009★4.0.
Enilson
Curiosity: a sweet, slightly effervescent wine
Mechislaw Ochiel
Intense and full-bodied wine with a deep, rich ruby red color. The scent is shaped by a complex array of concentrated berries, ripe raspberries, and cranberries, with a lively sour cherry and a elegant minerality. The flavor is well-integrated, with a strong crispness that gives way to a medium-tannin finish, leaving a dry sensation on the tongue. The wine also exhibits a nuance of minerality that stays on the finish. The ultimately feeling is one of a wine that is both intense and refined, with a long finish.
Le Coste Alea Jacta Est is praised for its intense, full-bodied character, with notes of cranberry, raspberry, and minerality. Some appreciate its complex aromas and crisp finish, while others find it too unique or simple. Its high acidity and medium tannins are notable, and it's seen as both refined and introductory. Opinions vary on its appeal, with some enjoying the unique blend, while others are less impressed.
Alea Jacta Est from Le Coste presents a captivating expression of Lazio's terroir. The wine greets with a vibrant garnet hue, unveiling an aromatic tapestry of wild berries, dried herbs, and a whisper of earthy minerality. On the palate, it is medium-bodied with a deft balance of ripe red fruit and savory undertones, framed by fine-grained tannins and a lively acidity that imparts freshness. The finish is persistent, with a subtle hint of spice and a mineral edge, showcasing the wine's complexity and finesse. This is a compelling example of natural winemaking at its finest.
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