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Aged 15 years in oak, Donnafranca Marsala is a new product from these historic cellars with notes of resin, maple syrup and honey roasted almonds. At 19% alcohol it’s intense and powerful without the burn; it ends on a long note of toasted almond. 1 Note
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Finely balanced, simple Sauternes with light apricot and honey flavors. With just a touch of botrytis dryness, the aftertaste is more sweet. 1 Note
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Very dark in color, this Picolit from the celebrated Rosazzo cru offers thick and syrupy tones of almond nut, dried apricot, honey and marzipan. It’s a ripe and very sweet wine with thick sugary layers in the mouth. The hot 2003 vintage has shaped a mature expression of Picolit. 1 Note
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Extravagantly rich, this is dense and supersweet initially, just balanced with acidity. The botrytis dryness is really not here at this stage, but with its elegant creamy texture, wood flavors still very present. This is still at the very beginning of its development. 1 Note
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Classic Sauternes, treading the fine line between sweetness and elegance. Initially, it seems to be dominated by the botrytis, but then sweet fruits also show, with ripe yellow fruits, honey and almonds, touched with citrus. As it develops, the wine will become richer and more intense. 1 Note
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Picked over a period of eight weeks, this wine shows the class and care resulting from such efforts. Citrus and white flower aromas lead to a wine that is not overtly rich, with subtle shades of botrytis and orange marmalade flavors. The acidity is vibrant, fresh, a great balance. 1 Note
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A rare example of the sweet wines of Sainte-Foy, this is more semisweet than super sweet. As such, it has attractive apple and custard flavors in a creamy texture lifted by vanilla and lightened by fresh green plum acidity. 1 Note
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This will be an easy, accessible charming wine. In fact, it is drinkable already, with its sweet toffee and chocolate aromas, followed by ripe, very soft fruit. 1 Note
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Here’s a textbook Moscato d’Asti with luminous brilliance and sweet aromas of honey, bee’s wax, musk and stone fruit. The wine is generous and full in the mouth thanks to the natural intensity of its sweet flavors. 1 Note
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A deliciously fresh wine, with springtime ripeness and a vibrancy and life. Flavors of orange marmalade and crisp honey come with the lightness and freshness 1 Note
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Cantine Florio White Blend - NV
