
2009 LANGHE NEBBIOLO Sottimano
| Grapes: Nebbiolo | Origin: Italy, Piedmont |
Lea & Sandeman review
This is a scaled down version of the Barbaresco, in that it is sourced from the estate's younger vines (10 to 15 years old) from the Basarin vineyard, undergoes exactly the same vinification and is bottled six months earlier. Very approachable and elegant, almost Pinot like. Licorice and spice.Other reviews and comments
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Sottimano
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NEBBIOLO - the jewel of Piedmont
Nebbiolo must be one of the world's great grape varieties, but it rarely thrives with any virtue outside of its native Piedmont. It is, of course, the variety behind the great wines of Barolo and Barbaresco, but there are other Nebbiolos at less lofty prices that offer that signiature combination of big-boned tannin and structure and delicate violet and tar fruit. Here we offer 'declassified' Barolo from Andrea Oberto, a 'declassified' Barbaresco from Sottimano, aswell as Bricco Maiolica's crackers made in the land between the two great regions. From far away to the north-east at Boca comes a Nebbiolo blended with Vespolino and Bonarda. And, because we ought, there's some Barolo proper. Enjoy.
Piedmont Italy
"The 2010 is a delicious, simple Nebbiolo, packed with sweet spicy fruit and a long mineral finish."
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