The
oldest Piedmont's native red grape, the Neb(b)iolo, Teobaldo pronounced it
as it was once called, without the double b “…because it is sweeter”.
In
the glass meeting a garnet red transparent, diaphanous. A balsamic wave,
precise and clean, with spicy bouquet, gradually reveals intense aromas of pipe
tobacco in the foreground, followed by undergrowth, leather and iron, cherry,
blackberry and violet.
These
clear olfactory signs are coherent on the palate. The tasting,
very fresh, is marked by the strong presence of tobacco and the recall of the
other flavors respecting the nose. Bright
acidity, deep tannins and whole mastership of the alcohol content – here we
travel to 14,5 % - enhance the harmony and the balance, never questioned, of
the sip.
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