Marchesi di Barolo Barbaresco ChampagneFrom one of Piedmont's most venerable and respected producers, this wine offers superb value for Barbaresco. Sourced from clay and limestone soils covered by quartz and fine silt, it's quite aromatic, with cherry, earth, cloves, herbs and spice. A fine, distinguished wine that will drink well tonight with braised beef and has the potential to cellar for another 10 15 years.
dark fruit and gentle baking spice
crisp and creamy on the palate with a clean
caramelized pineapple
Pouring medium straw in colour
The grapes for this wine are harvested from some of the sunniest areas of France
some toasty aromas with fruity/floral overtones
Saint-Chinian has two main soil types: schist-based soils in the north that impart minerality
herbs and Mexican chocolate on the nose
and low in both 'carbs' and calories
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