Love the Pietradolce. All their wines are solid. Also, they bottle some centenarian vines that look an absolute wreck but obviously have sorted out how to grow great fruit.
I like the Thymiopoulos as well and it’s great value. Glad I’m not the only one who prefers old school Rioja - it’s not trendy to hold that opinion but who cares!
Love the Pietradolce. All their wines are solid. Also, they bottle some centenarian vines that look an absolute wreck but obviously have sorted out how to grow great fruit.
I’m gonna have to try more of their wines!
Love them. See more here (tasting notes at the foot) https://www.makerstable.com/p/tasting-report-red-and-white-wines-of-mt-etna
And I also recently recommended them here https://www.makerstable.com/p/notable-late-october-2025 and here https://www.makerstable.com/p/notable-early-october-2025
Me too!I saw the pic of the bottle and it made me open the article !!
I featured the 2021 a couple years ago https://www.shadesofgrape.ca/p/wine-meets-air-the-art-of-decanting
I like the Thymiopoulos as well and it’s great value. Glad I’m not the only one who prefers old school Rioja - it’s not trendy to hold that opinion but who cares!
Honestly, the Boris (as I call it) from the Adnams shops is a bargain and over delivers in old-school charm.
Gotta keep fighting the good fight though!! Good work on drinking the Greek Wines!