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Based on 2 customer reviews.
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Pyper
Wine with a bright, citrusy nose featuring lemon, toasty notes, and a undertone of white peach. On the palate, the freshness and sourness are sharp and pronounced, dominating the flavor profile. The overall effect is a wine that is off balance and unbalanced, with a cooking wine quality that is evident in its tartness and sourness.
Diche
Refreshing mineral nose, with a specific focus on mangosteen, sets this wine apart. The mouthfeel is well-balanced, with a backbone that echoes its Fiano counterpart. The winery's volcanic soil dominates the grapes, giving the wine a distinct character.
Based on 2 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Pyper
Wine with a bright, citrusy nose featuring lemon, toasty notes, and a undertone of white peach. On the palate, the freshness and sourness are sharp and pronounced, dominating the flavor profile. The overall effect is a wine that is off balance and unbalanced, with a cooking wine quality that is evident in its tartness and sourness.
Diche
Refreshing mineral nose, with a specific focus on mangosteen, sets this wine apart. The mouthfeel is well-balanced, with a backbone that echoes its Fiano counterpart. The winery's volcanic soil dominates the grapes, giving the wine a distinct character.
Le Masciare Greco di Tufo shows contrasting opinions, with praise for its citrusy lemon-peach aromas and mineral-driven volcanic soil character, but criticism for pronounced sourness and unbalanced structure. While some appreciate its refreshing balance reminiscent of Fiano wines, others find the sharp acidity overwhelming, comparing it to cooking wine.
A luminous straw-yellow hue introduces this Greco di Tufo, offering a bouquet of ripe quince, apricot, and a whisper of almond blossom. On the palate, the wine reveals a harmonious interplay of vibrant acidity and a mineral backbone, characteristic of its volcanic terroir. The medium-bodied structure is enlivened by notes of juicy pear and a hint of fennel, leading to a lingering, saline finish. This wine exemplifies the quintessential balance and complexity of Campania's esteemed white varietal, making it a compelling choice for those seeking depth and regional authenticity in their glass.
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