Cavallotto
Alfio and Giuseppe Cavallotto are deeply attentive to their vineyard practices, and work with a fundamental respect for the land.
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Barbera 2019
Many describe Barbera 2019 as a “traditional and classic” vintage. I, along with other winemakers I’ve spoken to, would agree.
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Burlotto Langhe Freisa
Freisa is an underappreciated grape, in my humble opinion, and should get some more attention.
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Diego Morra
The Morra family has been in the wine business since the mid 1900’s. But it’s only recently bottled under the label Diego Morra.
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Barolo 2014
As Mario Fontana famously said: “The wine must reflect the season”. This definitely applies to Barolo 2014.
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Nadia Curto Langhe Nebbiolo
The grapes in the Nadia Curto Langhe Nebbiolo come from the Arborina vineyard!
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Dolcetto 2019
The Dolcetto 2019 are quite structured with lots of fruit and a bit more complex, especially compared to 2018.
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Ghiomo
Ghiomo makes wines true to terroir, using sustainable winemaking practices. He wants “to make wine for the land.”
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Wine with Lamb
Are you ready to have some wine with lamb, before the lamb turn into sheep? Here are some of my favorite wine pairings!
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Barbera 2018
Words used to describe Barbera 2018: supple, mid-weight, lighter. Overall balanced wines with good acidity.
