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ACCOLADE RESULTS
90 points
2021 Laurenz V. Singing Grüner Veltliner
James Suckling, James Suckling, January 2023
“A fresh and juicy modern gruner veltliner with plenty of bright citrus and yellow apple fruit that’s easy to enjoy, but has plenty of zesty depth and an attractive balance at the surprisingly long finish. Sustainable. ”
90 points
2021 Laurenz V. Friendly Grüner Veltliner
James Suckling, James Suckling, January 2023
“The attractive nose of mandarin orange and white peach, with just a whiff of pepper, pulls you into this juicy, generous and well-balanced modern gruner veltliner. Clean and zesty finish pulls you back for more. Sustainable. ”
88 points
2021 Laurenz V. Singing Grüner Veltliner
Aleks Zecevic, Wine Enthusiast, January 2022
“This white is gentle, with a nice flow of citrus and orchard fruit note, and some spice as decoration. Moderate length.”
95 points
2016 Colomé Altura Máxima Malbec
Luis Gutiérrez, Robert Parker's Wine Advocate, October 2019
“The ripe 2016 Altura Máxima Malbec seems to follow the path of the 2015, with pungent aromas of black olives, damp earth, decayed violets and malted cereals that give it a decadent profile. This hits the scale at 15% alcohol, but the palate feels a lot lighter, with a strong strike of acidity going through its core and lifting it up. This is a unique wine from grapes grown at 3,100 meters in altitude (yes, you read it correctly, that's 3,100 meters in altitude!) where the intensity of the light makes for thick skins and an explosion of flavors and aromas. The tannins are really fine and polished and give it a nice texture. It's clean and long and feels light but with lots of inner strength. A unique Malbec. 8,400 bottles were filled in August 2018”
93 points
2015 Colomé Altura Máxima Malbec
Corey Warren, Wine & Spirits, June 2022
“Donald Hess planted his Altura Máxima vineyard in 2007 at a dizzying 10,207 feet above sea level. Perhaps that’s why it takes this malbec takes time to emerge from hiding, though it’s saline from start to finish. After two days open, its structure is broad, and though the flavors are restrained (a smoky umeboshi plum note), the austerity called to mind a salt flat. The tannins seem to cluster in the center of your tongue, and would be nice with char-grilled chicken thighs.”
88 points
2020 Amalaya Malbec
Corey Warren, Wine & Spirits, June 2022
“Olive salinity and black-currant flavors make this malbec and its burly tannins a straightforward match for steak.”
94 points
2018 Bruno Giacosa Barolo DOCG
James Suckling, James Suckling, October 2022
“A fine and pretty Barolo with plenty of strawberry and mushroom character. White truffle, too. It’s medium-to full-bodied and creamy with medium, round tannins. Delicious now and will improve nicely.”
93 points
2018 Donnafugata Tancredi Dolce&Gabbana
James Suckling, James Suckling, August 2022
“This has aromas of blackberries, lemons, peppercorns, dried sage, smoke, grilled porcini mushrooms, toffee and mocha. It’s medium-to full-bodied with ripe, polished tannins. Velvety and layered, with a lengthy and flavorful finish. Drink or hold.”
91 points
2021 Donnafugata Bell'Assai
James Suckling, James Suckling, August 2022
“Bright and juicy red with aromas of wild strawberries, cherries, button mushrooms and orange zest. It’s medium-bodied with supple tannins and fresh acidity. Fun and delicious. Drink now.”
91 points
2018 Donnafugata Tancredi Dolce&Gabbana
Eric Guido, Vinous, July 2022
“The 2018 Tancredi Dolce & Gabbana is a deep purple color in the glass, with a dark and moody mix of plum sauce, black currants, grilled herbs and balsamic spice. It's silky-smooth and elegant with medium-bodied weight, getting depths of black and red wild berry fruits, hints of sour citrus and mocha. Fine tannins are left to linger through the incredibly long and lightly structured finale, as inner violet florals and hints of salted licorice taper off. The Tancredi is primarily composed of Cabernet Sauvignon, Ner d'Avla and Tannat, and it is refined for a year in new barriques. It's a very pretty, yet deep, wine that needs a bit of cellaring to come fully into focus.”
91 points
2017 Donnafugata Tancredi Dolce&Gabbana
Alison Napjus, Wine Spectator, May 2022
“Rich hints of toast and mocha underscore the crème de cassis, fig cake and cigar box notes on display in this harmonious medium- to full-bodied red. The tannins are dense yet well-meshed, emerging on the mineral-laced finish. Cabernet Sauvignon, Nero d'Avola and Tannat. ”
91 points
2020 Donnafugata SurSur
Kerin O'Keefe, Wine Enthusiast, December 2021
“Editor's Choice. This bright, savory white shows why Grillo is so popular right now. It opens with heady scents of white spring blossom, white stone fruit and wild Mediterranan herb. Crisp and tangy, the incredibly enjoyable palate doles out juicy white peach, cantaloupe and saline mineral notes.”
90 points
2021 Donnafugata SurSur
Kerin O'Keefe, Wine Enthusiast, August 2022
“This pretty white has aromas recalling beeswax, spring blossom and a whiff of sea breeze. The fresh, savory palate offers juicy white peach, honeydew melon and a saline mineral note”
90 points
2021 Donnafugata SurSur
James Suckling, James Suckling, August 2022
“Sliced pears, green apples, lemons and fresh basil on the nose. Juicy and crisp with medium body and a fresh finish. Drink now.”
90 points
2021 Donnafugata SurSur
Eric Guido, Vinous, July 2022
“The 2021 Grillo SurSur bursts from the glass with candied lemon offsetting tropical sour melon and floral tones. This impresses further with a pleasant inner sweetness contrasted by zesty green citrus and bright acidity. It finishes with medium length and leaves the palate with a dash of mouthwatering tension. The 2021 is a total pleasure and the perfect wine for the dog days of summer.”