Langhe – not just Nebbiolo
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Tuesday, 20 June 2017

I must admit that I am so focused on telling you the latest about Nebbiolo in its Barolo, Barbaresco and (more and more) Alto Piemonte form, that I tend to turn a blind eye to the Langhe’s far more affordable wines such as Dolcetto and Barbera (the wines of the aforementioned Alto Piemonte remain a steal).
My reluctance is partly because I believe that Dolcetto is often treated in step-sisterly fashion as ‘something to drink right away’, as suggested by a short fermentation on the skins...
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