Jammy and dark, with sweet, candied, offbeat aromas. Heavy in the mouth, with baked plum and berry flavors and then a reduced, short finish. Thick almost to the point of cloying. A strange wine.——M.S.(5/1/2010)—— 83

This marks the U.S. debut of Torino’s organic line called Cuma, which means clean and pure in a native language. The wine is indeed that; it’s a grapy, fun wine with ribald boysenberry fruit. And with air it shows some softness that makes it go down easy.——M.S.(12/1/2007)—— 85