Piedmont Red Wine
If you’re looking to learn more about Italian wine, then Piedmont red wines are a great way to get to learn more about this exceptional winemaking country. There are two main weather factors which affect the Piedmont region, firstly the icy breeze from the Alps and the warmth from the Mediterranean. This temperature variation causes morning fog, which dissipates throughout the day. This means the higher areas of land see the most sun later into day, which produces a stunning grape crop.
Expressive and eminently approachable right now, stylistically the 2018 is a different proposition from the more structured >
A new estate to us, and a very drinkable Barbaresco. Garnet in colour, with the classic shimmering orange Nebbiolo tint. >
Full-bodied, harmonious, mellow and elegant with soft tannins. Flavours of blackberry jam and typical tobacco and cocoa. >
In 1950, the Monchiero winery was established in the heart of Barolo, Castiglione Falletto. The vineyards are overseen by >
The historic Prunotto estate became part of the Antinori 'family' in 1989. This is a Barolo of epic stature, from the esteemed >
