Azelia
Langhe DOC Nebbiolo
Langhe, Cuneo, Piedmont, Italy
Very decent, soft ish Nebbiolo. Would re try
Very decent, soft ish Nebbiolo. Would re try
Nov 9th, 2019
As always, a tremendous value. More delightful with food but good on its own.
As always, a tremendous value. More delightful with food but good on its own.
Feb 26th, 201916+. Clear, not much legs, M intensity. Lots of red fruit. No wood. Good acidity, fresh. Drink cool, could have with fish.
16+. Clear, not much legs, M intensity. Lots of red fruit. No wood. Good acidity, fresh. Drink cool, could have with fish.
1 person found it helpfulMar 10th, 2015
Already browning into a mahogany Hue after only a few years in the bottle. Nose of cranberry and sharp white pepper, with delicate violet and biting pepper on the palate. Sharp metallic acidity with dry, abundant tannins. Medium minus body. High alcohol. Not for me.
Already browning into a mahogany Hue after only a few years in the bottle. Nose of cranberry and sharp white pepper, with delicate violet and biting pepper on the palate. Sharp metallic acidity with dry, abundant tannins. Medium minus body. High alcohol. Not for me.
1 person found it helpfulFeb 21st, 2015Haven’t had much from Azelia which is why I was curious. A solid langhe Nebbiolo, especially at $23 in today’s world. Definitely on the lighter side, but still good fruit and acid with a whisper of tannin. Nice with pork chops, especially with a slight chill
Haven’t had much from Azelia which is why I was curious. A solid langhe Nebbiolo, especially at $23 in today’s world. Definitely on the lighter side, but still good fruit and acid with a whisper of tannin. Nice with pork chops, especially with a slight chill
May 17th, 2025





