This is the heartland of Italian gastronomy and the Piemonte and north west Italian wines are simply perfect accompaniments to the great dishes such as tagliatelle with white truffle or beef braised in Barolo. The hot, dry summers and cold, foggy winters are ideal conditions for growing grapes such as Nebbiolo and Barbera which, when in the hands of craftsmen like Mauro Mascarello, are turned into little gems that should be included in every cellar. Piemonte and north west Italian wines are never easy to understand with the bright acidity and lean fruit (by new world standards), yet when partnered with the right foods these become majestic offerings of great complexity and depth that are unrivalled in the rest of the world.
Moscato d'Asti - Santa Vittoria 2010 |
Fruit salad in a glass!! This is a delicious, fragrant wine and such an easy drinking wine too. Only 5% alcohol so it's ideal for quaffing or serving with cakes and pastries, just like the Italians do.
£8.50
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Barbera Piemonte - Santa Vittoria 2009 |
This is an ideal wine for any red meat having both great fruit and structure. Full fruited on the palate with bright fresh aromas too and a soft, lingering finish. Really harmonious.
£8.95
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Gavi - Santa Vittoria 2010 |
Santa Vittoria are buying fruit for this fine Gavi. Cortese at it's best with a soft mouthfeel, a palate laden with ripe fruit and a gentle clip of mineral and acidity in the finish. great with food.
£9.85
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Dolcetta d'Alba - Ciabot Berton |
The staple diet of the Piemontesi and a fantastic food wine. Bright aromas of ripe cherries, a full, spicy and clean palate with a fresh acidity to balance and notes of fine herbs in the background.
£9.95
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Barbera "Fisetta" - Ciabot Berton |
This cracking little Barbera is delightfully elegant with bright fruit aromas. On the palate it is silky with a good ripe entry just bursting with fruit, nicely balanced and great in the finish.
£10.45
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Dolcetto d'Alba 'Santa Stefano' - Giuseppe Mascarello |
This is a Dolcetto that thinks it is a Barolo. It doesn't have the tar and roses but it has incredible bright fruit aromas and flavours backed by great structure. Mascarello is a top grower of the old school.
£12.95
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Nebbiolo del Langhe - Ciabot Berton 2005 |
Made from the young Nebbiolo vines in Barolo terroir, this is a wonderful Nebbiolo and just at perfection. All the tar and roses you could hope for with notes of red meat beneath.
£14.25
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Barbera d'Alba Bricco San Biaggio - Ciabot Berton 2007 |
The small hillside of Bricco San Biaggio is actually Barolo terroir but Marco and paula Oberto have this special patch of 60 year old Barbera producing excellent wine. Do try it, it is first class.
£18.25
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