Langhe Nebbiolo

I love this wine. A proper floral-berry symphony - red flowers and berries with hints of forest floor and mushrooms. Juicy and vibrant on the palate, then those Nebbiolo tannins sneak in, gently tightening the finish just enough to remind you of its pedigree. Beautiful, seamless, silky - dangerously quaffable stuff. This is how you make baby Nebbiolo sing.

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Is it even legal for wine to be this delicious? I now fully understand why some Piedmontese wine shops said locals are already lining up for Piercarlo Culasso's Langhe. It's so drinkable and graceful - reminds me of a fresh release of Comando G's La Bruja, though here the profile is unmistakably Nebbiolo. The nose is a floral-berry symphony - red flowers, red berries, followed by a hint of forest floor and mushrooms. On the palate it's juicy and vibrant, yet the tannins gently tighten the finish, reminding you where it comes from. Beautiful stuff - absolutely moreish.

This wine possesses an irresistible charm, perfect for enjoying in the moment. It is delightful to drink now, though an additional year or two of aging could further soften its tannins. With a brief aeration, it already exhibits a seamless and utterly delicious profile.

The bouquet presents a beautiful array of raspberry, wild strawberry, floral notes, marmalade, and earthy undertones. On the palate, it begins with a dry tannin sensation that quickly transitions to mouthwatering acidity, juicy textures, and vibrant fruit flavors. The finish is long, silky, and utterly captivating, inviting you to savor this wine in generous sips.

Oh, these are the kinds of wines I could drink endlessly, savoring their seductive character and the moment. It's beautiful. It's juicy. And it's simply delicious. The bouquet is delicate with a slight hint of perfume; wild strawberry takes the lead but allows red flowers, marmalade, and earthy notes to shine through. It's so easy to drink!