Reviews of Pasanella & Son Vintners (Winery)

115 South St, New York, NY 10038, United States

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Here we offer you the information of people who buy the services and products of Pasanella & Son Vintners (Winery) in New York.

Currently the business gets a score of 4.8 out of 5 and the score has been based on 13 reviews.

You may have noticed that it has an average rating is almost the best one, and it is founded on a more or less high of feddbacks, so the rating is more or less faithful, although it does not have a sufficient amount of valuations to give it full credibility.

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This Winery is classified in the category of Wine store.

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REVIEWS OF Pasanella & Son Vintners IN New York

Jeremy M

Great place !

Serge Kouraogo

Excellent

Michael Garcia

Tom Hughes

The best wine store I know: knowledgeable and friendly. Can't go wrong!

Matthew Cole

Really nice place. Unique selections at good price points. Friendly and knowledgeable staff.

Max Goldstein

Ryan is the best! Great wine selection for all budgets. Also check out their wine and cheese tastings!

Tendai Rukobo

Nice store with knowledge staff. Great place to go if you want to try something different.

Matthew Welsch

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Luciane Froz

The operative word for these guys seems to be VALUE. I am tired of going into a wine store and looking at expensive looking labels, only to find out I overpaid for not so good wine. Pasanella has plenty of affordable, very drinkable bottles. They are also adventurous in their choices, so if I don't recognize a certain grape or brand, the approachable staff is always very helpful in their recommendations. Best in the neighborhood.

Kyle de Beausset

Hands down best wine and most knowledgeable staff you'll find. Try the prosecco!

Molly Kell

Their selections for Italian and California/West Coast wine are slightly larger than their French, Spanish, German, and Austrian wines (these regions are literally in cabinets in the back). Out front, there is a carefully edited selection of wines from $15 - $50, and a parked car (which is pretty cool). The staff are friendly and reasonably knowledgable: Marco was able to discuss the differences between pinot noir from Oregon, California, and Austria. His wine recs were solid too: for a value Oregon Pinot Noir, he suggested 2007 O'Reilly's ($23) which is about the cellar floor price for getting decent one without it ending up like a jammy, fruity mess like California Zinfandel or Petit Syrah.