Made near the coastal town of Orbetello in Tuscany, this bright white opens with tones of citrus, stone fruit, cut grass and crushed almond. There’s a pretty dry note that recalls the sea salt and the shoreside breezes of the Mediterranean.
— M.L.
(10/1/2012)
A pure expression of Vermentino, this offers aromas of citrus, peach, dried hay and Golden Delicious apple. Pair this bright white with Thai dishes or spicy Indian food.
— M.L.
(4/1/2013)
Occhio a Vento, which means “eye to the wind,” is an affordable, easy-drinking Vermentino that shows very crisp aromas of cut grass, kiwi, citrus, green apple and peach. There’s a nice touch of mineral dryness on the finish.
— M.L.
(10/1/2012)
This creamy Vermentino offers aromas of peach, exotic fruit, honey, pine nut and chopped herb. There’s a touch of green fruit, kiwi and basil as well.
— M.L.
(3/1/2013)
Troon lays claim to making the first Vermentino in Oregon, and it’s more than just a curiosity. Though tawny and heading toward early oxidation, the wine is drinking well, with a pretty nose of gunflint, apple pie and white peach aromas. The low alcohol reflects a wine of restraint and balance.
— P.G.
(10/1/2012)
What a delicious, mouth-watering wine to serve with appetizers. It’s crisp in acidity and rich in orange, apricot and peach flavors that finish a little sweet.
— S.H.
(10/1/2012)
This offers breezy aromas of lemon, citrus mousse, cut grass and sweet basil. It is bright, lively and crisp, with the kind of fresh acidity that pairs with seafood and vegetable dishes.
— M.L.
(12/31/2012)
Fresh, easy and bright, this opens with layers of citrus, stone fruit, green melon and pear. The mouthfeel is sharp and informal with a touch of zesty acidity.
— M.L.
(12/31/2012)