Langhe Nebbiolo 2008 - Produttori del Barbaresco

Classical nebbiolo made by one of the best co-op's in the world. This is in fact a second label of Barbaresco! If the vintage is good smaller quantities of this wine is produced. Medium red colour with hint of brick red rim (so typical nebbiolo). Lovely cherries, flowers, leather and liquerice on the nose. Quite a mouthful with rich silky acidity and firm solid aftertaste.
This is text book nebbiolo! Perfect for winetastings to show the real nebbiolo character.

Langhe Nebbiolo 2008, Piemonte, perfect example of the "foggy" grape, 10 to 20€

PRODUTTORI del BARBARESCO

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