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Nerello Mascalese
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Mistive
This wine is a non-volcanic red, with a fruity and nose of cherry and raspberry. It has a garnet color and touches of oak and earth. It has mild tannins and ample acidity, making it a pleasurable wine that pairs well with spicy Mexican chicken. It has a silky finish, with a hint of vanilla. It is a 91-point wine, indicating a high quality.
Micusan
The nose is a lush tapestry of earthy and floral notes, with a delicate hint of fruitiness that adds strength and complexity. The colour is a deep, rich red, echoing of dried blood, and the tinge of peach on the edges is a welcome touch. The tasting is refined and velvety, with a gentle tannic grip and a dry follow through that continues pleasantly. The bracing quality is sharp and snappy, while the spice and tobacco undertones add a warm, round texture. The lasting impression is long and satisfying, with a elegant whisper of smokiness that adds a touch of mystery. Overall, this wine is a masterclass in integration and restraint, with a subtle structure that rewards careful consideration.
Inaw B-
Well-balanced Etna Rosso with a gentle level of crispness and a smoky nose, bringing a rich and detailed flavor profile.
Mistive
This wine is a non-volcanic red, with a fruity and nose of cherry and raspberry. It has a garnet color and touches of oak and earth. It has mild tannins and ample acidity, making it a pleasurable wine that pairs well with spicy Mexican chicken. It has a silky finish, with a hint of vanilla. It is a 91-point wine, indicating a high quality.
Micusan
The nose is a lush tapestry of earthy and floral notes, with a delicate hint of fruitiness that adds strength and complexity. The colour is a deep, rich red, echoing of dried blood, and the tinge of peach on the edges is a welcome touch. The tasting is refined and velvety, with a gentle tannic grip and a dry follow through that continues pleasantly. The bracing quality is sharp and snappy, while the spice and tobacco undertones add a warm, round texture. The lasting impression is long and satisfying, with a elegant whisper of smokiness that adds a touch of mystery. Overall, this wine is a masterclass in integration and restraint, with a subtle structure that rewards careful consideration.
Inaw B-
Well-balanced Etna Rosso with a gentle level of crispness and a smoky nose, bringing a rich and detailed flavor profile.
Pietro Caciorgna Guardoilvento Etna is praised for its rich red fruit flavors, earthy undertones, and hints of flint and herbs. It offers a silky finish and well-balanced tannins, making it versatile for pairing with various dishes. While some appreciate its complexity and depth, others find certain vintages too ripe or tangy. The wine's elegant structure and nuanced profile are consistently highlighted.
This Etna red reveals a garnet hue with a bouquet that unfolds layers of ripe red cherry, wild herbs, and volcanic minerality, hallmark traits of its terroir. On the palate, it presents a refined structure, with silky tannins and vibrant acidity harmoniously intertwined, offering a medium-bodied experience. The wine's complexity is further enhanced by notes of dried rose petals and a whisper of anise, leading to a lingering, mineral-driven finish. A quintessential expression of Etna's unique volcanic soils, this wine stands as a benchmark for the region's elegant and expressive style.
We are 50+ wine professionals (sommeliers, buyers, MW candidates) across the US, UK, France, Greece, Italy, and beyond. We review wines via blind tastings with a standardized rubric, using both 100-point and 5-star scales.Same varietal, different acclaimed regions
