Comm. G.B. Burlotto

Mores Verduno Langhe Barbera Blend

9.134 ratings
9.24 pro ratings
Langhe, Cuneo, Piedmont, Italy
Nebbiolo Blend
Top Notes For
Christine Havens

According to the winery, Pelaverga is a rare, indigenous variety, found in the village of Verduno in Italy's Piedmont. As it opens, with a sort of mounting energy in the glass, a melange of white pepper and flowers followed by brambly fruit—in this case it's the spice and floral character that dominates. The nose is far different from the mouth, which is rather more dainty than expected, with all of the poise of a cold climate Pinot Noir. That spicy character reemerges at the close, intensifying with each passing moment. 13.5% ABV

According to the winery, Pelaverga is a rare, indigenous variety, found in the village of Verduno in Italy's Piedmont. As it opens, with a sort of mounting energy in the glass, a melange of white pepper and flowers followed by brambly fruit—in this case it's the spice and floral character that dominates. The nose is far different from the mouth, which is rather more dainty than expected, with all of the poise of a cold climate Pinot Noir. That spicy character reemerges at the close, intensifying with each passing moment. 13.5% ABV

2 people found it helpfulJan 2nd, 2017
Scott Reiner

Great nose, structured palate. Wonderful at Romans.

Great nose, structured palate. Wonderful at Romans.

1 person found it helpfulJan 1st, 2016
Lars Fasel

Will rate next bottle. Had a few too many and forgot to rate.

Will rate next bottle. Had a few too many and forgot to rate.

May 30th, 2020
Matt Bucklin

Great value @Charles (Chad) Bucklin

Feb 17th, 2022
Benno

Dark, less aromatic than others in the Burlotto range. Blended red that feels like it leans too much toward Barbera but ultimately loses the defining grape character along the way. Possibly my least favourite of the Burlotto entry level wines tried over the last week. Also feels a bit heady and a couple of glasses were enough.

Dark, less aromatic than others in the Burlotto range. Blended red that feels like it leans too much toward Barbera but ultimately loses the defining grape character along the way. Possibly my least favourite of the Burlotto entry level wines tried over the last week. Also feels a bit heady and a couple of glasses were enough.

Jan 30th, 2021
Raj Harb

Alcohol is too prominent on the backend.

Alcohol is too prominent on the backend.

Apr 21st, 2019
Bryan

Just a really good Nebbiolo. Hits all the right notes of cherry and tar.

Just a really good Nebbiolo. Hits all the right notes of cherry and tar.

Jan 6th, 2019
Josh Claxton

A beautiful blend showing the characteristics of both varietals with a lot of complexity. The gentle fruit of barbera to soften out the gripping Nebbiolo tannins is a winner. Needed time and air to get there, would suggest decanting when young.

A beautiful blend showing the characteristics of both varietals with a lot of complexity. The gentle fruit of barbera to soften out the gripping Nebbiolo tannins is a winner. Needed time and air to get there, would suggest decanting when young.

Feb 19th, 2018
Jonn Grammer

Light garnet. Elegant spice driven nose of cinnamon, clove and cracked pepper. Bright red cherries. Earth. Quite decadent and round on the attack finishing with fresh acid and fine tannins. Candied strawberry. So delightful.

Light garnet. Elegant spice driven nose of cinnamon, clove and cracked pepper. Bright red cherries. Earth. Quite decadent and round on the attack finishing with fresh acid and fine tannins. Candied strawberry. So delightful.

Jan 29th, 2018
Nick Piccone

Fuller body than expected, more oak too. Spices, floral and plum

Fuller body than expected, more oak too. Spices, floral and plum

Oct 30th, 2017