Dolcetto d'Alba 2008 by Vajra "Coste & Fossati"

This Dolcetto by Vajra from the two vineyards Coste and Fossati are probably as good as it gets when it comes to Dolcetto. This very juicy Italian grape variety grown in Piedmonte should be drunk young and chilled, just like your Martinis!
Its a lovely wine with white fish, poultry and cheese.
No tannins just lovely fresh red berry juicy wine with a fantastic purple colour. Just straight forward un-oaked food friendly wine with a long and pleasing finish!
Great stuff for easy drinking!
2004 Vajra Dolcetto d'Alba Coste & Fossati

2004 Vajra Dolcetto d'Alba Coste & Fossati

Dolcetto d'Alba "Coste Fossati" 2008 by Vajra as good as Dolcetto gets! ca 12€ in Italy or 220 NOK

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