05/09/2026
We tend to be purveyors of the unusual and the unusually delicious. We added a great example to the menu yesterday. Lacrima is a varietal that narrowly avoided extinction and is now cultivated primarily around the Adriatic, particularly the Marche region of Italy. Its name (which means 'teardrop' in Italian) refers to the characteristic drop of juice that seeps from the grape's thick but delicate skin at peak ripeness. Prominent violet and floral notes. Big fruit on this one though it is well balanced with tannins. We'll probably drink it all if you don't, so save us from ourselves, please.
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