A Mano Primitivo IGT Puglia
A lovely reddy purple colour to this wine, with good depth of colour.
Quite aromatic on the nose, with rich black fruits - blackberries, blackcurrant and blueberries. The fruit is smooth ripe and has good concentration. Puglia being in the south of Italy while still in the Old World it is certainly nice [...]
Farnese Pinot Grigio Terre Di Chieti 2007
Pinot Grigio is just massively popular world over ! Commercially styled wines that have very lean fruit flavours, high acidity and get chilled to the max have become the stable for alot of restaurant house whites. There has been a backlash against the boring Pinot Grigios by some sections [...]
Posted by Mike
It is with some irony and much sadness that just a couple of weeks after my tribute to the wines of d’Abruzzo, the beautiful mountainous region of central Italy should be international headline news following a devastating earthquake near the medieval city of l’Aquila.
I had planned a follow-up to the (sometimes) magnificent Montepulciano, [...]
Frank established Robert Francis Wine and has an amazing enthusiasm and passion for wine. He is always on the look out for the latest wine trends to keep you up to date and informed. Frank advocates all styles of wine from all across the globe and encourages you to expand your palate.
Laurence Veale is the author of wine blog, Sourgrapes.ie and lives in Dublin, Ireland. What started as a present of a wine appreciation course and a holiday in Chianti quickly became a passion.
Michael is owner, founder and chief taster of Curious Wines, Ireland's mixed case wine specialists. A foodie as well as wine lover, Michael will be exploring the relationships between wine and food around the world, whilst living up to his company's brand values by never taking himself too seriously.
