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Ratings & Reviews
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Brand | Item | Publication | Score | Review |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Kaltern | Pinot Nero 2019 | 90+ | The Cantina Kaltern 2019 Alto Adige Pinot Nero (with 90,000 bottles made) is a beautiful wine that puts aromatic purity and fresh elegance before anything else. The wine rises bright from the glass with a bouquet driven by mountain flowers, wild violets, honey, candied orange peel, sweet almond and lots of tangy forest fruit. It offers a big dose of Pinot Nero purity over a lean and silky mouthfeel. This is a terrific value buy. | |
Kaltern | Pinot Grigio 2024 | 92 | Where I live in DC, spring arrived very suddenly after a long and wild winter – one that could make anyone turn their attention to wines noted for freshness and verve. Pinot Grigio is certainly in that category, but it is also true that most renditions offer nothing but freshness, with almost no depth of flavor and no persistent and pleasing aftertaste. This wine has offered an exception in every vintage I’ve tasted for more than a decade. Although the 2025 vintage will presumably be arriving shortly, the 2024 still tastes exceptionally good, and may well be less expensive on account of tariffs. The fruit notes recall ripe Golden apples as well as autumn pears, with excellent palate weight that is balanced out by notable but not overly tart acidity. Kaltern is one of Alto Adige’s exceptional co-op wineries, and virtually everything they turn out is excellent in every vintage. Remember this producer. | |
Kaltern | Pinot Grigio 2022 | 91 | This Pinot Grigio from Alto Adige opens with aromas of ripe pear, green apple, and a hint of citrus. On the palate, it presents a refreshing blend of orange and lemon peel and ripe orchard fruit flavors, balanced by a crisp acidity and a clean, mineral-infused finish. |
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