2016 Alta Mora Feudo D Mezzo

93 James Suckling: From the moment you hang your nose in the glass, it’s clear that there are plenty of ripe plums, but not the slightest hint of prune character. However, there is a ton of subtle, herbal nuances in here, too. Powerful and concentrated with plenty of healthy tannins that carry the long, dry finish. Drink or hold.

92 Jeb Dunnuck: In the same mold, the 2016 Etna Rosso offers a rocking perfume of blueberries, wild strawberries, garrigue, and damp earth-like minerality. This incredibly perfumed, floral wine hits the palate with medium-bodied richness, a tight, focused texture, terrific purity, and a great finish. As with the 2015, it’s not a massive wine and has an almost Pinot Noir-like elegance and weight. It’s another singular effort to drink over the coming 5-7+ years.