Tim Wildman Piggy Pop Pét-Nat 2021

The wine's aromatic profile is noted for by a seamless blend of cranberries, strawberries, and cherries, with a subtle creaminess that adds depth. The profile reveals the red berries, followed by a lean interlude of watermelon, and a sweet, confectionary undertone. The wine's body is light, with a zesty zest that balances the in summary experience. Overall, it's a clean and elegant wine that is well-suited to its price point, but falls short of expectations for those pursuing nuance and sophistication.

Wine that's a bit more captivating than the previous iteration, but still doesn't quite resonate with me. It's a darker, more muted interpretation of the original, with a light nod to the red grape skin theme. The all around vibe remains predominantly white wine-inspired, but with a slightly more somber tone.

Rich and full-bodied ruby pet nat. made from 100% Nero d'Avola, with a label that seems to be a playful nod to a beloved childhood toy. The nose is shaped by by a sweet and rich fruit profile, featuring pomegranate, blackberries, and a accent of jello-like raspberries. The mouthfeel is equally impressive, with a fruit-forward character that's both juicy and fruit-oriented. As the wine ages, its intensity and depth are likely to be lost, leaving only a faint impact on the palate. A wine that's best enjoyed now, but may not be worth returning to in the future.