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Category Archives: Nebbiolo
Nebbiolo, Monte Degli Angeli, Barolo DOCG Italy 2005
I’ve committed infanticide. Opening a Barolo five years after harvest is child sacrifice to traditionalists. Why? For the last century and a half this small commune in northwestern Italy has made wines that usually soften into something drinkable after a … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2005, Barolo, italy, Maceration, Monte degli Angeli, nebbiolo, Oak (wine), pinot noir, Slovenian, wine, Wine tasting descriptors
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Nebbiolo, Palmina, Santa Barbara County CA 2005
Palmina‘s nebbiolo will enchant you into almost believing it is Italian. Steve and Chrystal Clifton manage this finicky Piedmontese grape in Santa Barbara with a deft touch. If you’ve drunk Barbaresco or Barolo, you know nebbiolo. The two communes in … Continue reading →
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Tagged barbaresco, Barolo, California, italy, nebbiolo, palmina, pinot noir, Produttori del Barbaresco, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara California
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