‘Barbaresco Rabaja’
Freaky Level 1
Natural wine isn’t *always* freaky! Classic-in-all-the-right ways.
Age Worthy
Here for a good time *and* a long time!
Full & Rich
Bold and beautiful, often with spice and oak.
‘Barbaresco Rabaja’
- Freaky Level 1
Natural wine isn’t *always* freaky! Classic-in-all-the-right ways. - Age Worthy
Here for a good time *and* a long time! - Full & Rich
Bold and beautiful, often with spice and oak.
Nebbiolo, Piemonte, Italy
Sometimes the classics just hit. Whether looking for an elegant gift or pretending you are dining with Stanley Tucci in a beloved Piemontese trattoria, fancy Italian red is simply never a bad idea. Barbaresco is the delicate, earlier drinking sibling to broad-shouldered Barolo, made a stone’s throw away from the famed full-bodied, mega-ageable grape Nebbiolo. People are always sa. . .
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Nebbiolo, Piemonte, Italy
Sometimes the classics just hit. Whether looking for an elegant gift or pretending you are dining with Stanley Tucci in a beloved Piemontese trattoria, fancy Italian red is simply never a bad idea. Barbaresco is the delicate, earlier drinking sibling to broad-shouldered Barolo, made a stone’s throw away from the famed full-bodied, mega-ageable grape Nebbiolo. People are always saying Nebbiolo tastes like roses and leather, which is sexy and also usually true. This Cortese is made by a small family winery in the extra-prized region of Rabajà. This is structured, full-bodied, but beautifully balanced. Think Adam Driver’s wardrobe in House of Gucci, spooky, elaborate 6-day old floral centrepiece, deep dark fruit, hand-rolled tobacco and homemade jerky. Forget in your cellar for years or pour into a decanter, which can be a milk jug, to open this up in its youth. Bonus points for opening it up the day BEFORE you’d like to drink it, seriously!
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Nebbiolo, Piemonte, Italy
Sometimes the classics just hit. Whether looking for an elegant gift or pretending you are dining with Stanley Tucci in a beloved Piemontese tratto. . .
Read More
Nebbiolo, Piemonte, Italy
Sometimes the classics just hit. Whether looking for an elegant gift or pretending you are dining with Stanley Tucci in a beloved Piemontese trattoria, fancy Italian red is simply never a bad idea. Barbaresco is the delicate, earlier drinking sibling to broad-shouldered Barolo, made a stone’s throw away from the famed full-bodied, mega-ageable grape Nebbiolo. People are always saying Nebbiolo tastes like roses and leather, which is sexy and also usually true. This Cortese is made by a small family winery in the extra-prized region of Rabajà. This is structured, full-bodied, but beautifully balanced. Think Adam Driver’s wardrobe in House of Gucci, spooky, elaborate 6-day old floral centrepiece, deep dark fruit, hand-rolled tobacco and homemade jerky. Forget in your cellar for years or pour into a decanter, which can be a milk jug, to open this up in its youth. Bonus points for opening it up the day BEFORE you’d like to drink it, seriously!
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