This is exactly what Dolcetto should be about. Black cherry, raspberry, a hint of blueberries and great balance. Fabulous fun.
Stem code: 10VIET6B
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Purple red colour with a light blue hue, the Dolcetto has aromas of black cherry, raspberry and hint of blueberries and minerals. An un-oaked wine, this medium bodied red has soft tannins, moderate acidity and good balance.
Fermented in stainless steel at cool temperatures to preserve Dolcetto's black cherry, raspberry and blueberry aromas, racked into different stainless steel tanks for natural clarification.
Total aging of 8 months in Slovenian oak. Bottled unfiltered.
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This wine is made from the grape variety Dochetto d'Alba and comes from North Western Italy. It is full of aromas of black cherry, raspberry and some blueberries. It is a medium bodied wine that would be great paired with simple Italian dishes such as pizza and pasta.
Purple red in colour, aromas of black cherry, raspberry and hints of blueberries with minerality. An unoaked wine, this medium-bodied red has soft tannins, moderate acidity and good balance.
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Intense
For people who enjoy big, bold wines that really pack a punch. For many who enjoy similar wines it’s a case of the bigger the better!
The history of Vietti can be traced back to the 19th Century, when Patriarch Mario Vietti made the first Vietti wines, selling most of the production to the local villages. The production of quality wines continued through the fifties, confirming Vietti's position as one of the top producers in Piedmont.
Vieti was one of the first Barolo wineries to export its products to the USA and was also one of the first to select and vinify grapes from single vineyards.
Based in the small village of Castiglione Falletto, Vietti’s location is very important to what makes this winery so special, and gives the wines their character. Castiglione is sat more or less in the middle of the four other key Barolo villages, and their southern facing vineyards seem to have all of the characteristics that made each of the other villages so famous.
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