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Valle d'Aosta Torrette Petit Rouge Mayolet

8.938 ratings
8.913 pro ratings
Torrette, Valle d'Aosta, Italy
Petit Rouge, Mayolet
Top Notes For
Thomas Eldon

Thomas had this 10 years ago

Thomas had this 10 years ago

1 person found it helpfulAug 7th, 2014
Cathy Corison

Owner/Winemaker Corison Winery

8.3

Simple, fruity. Spritz. Tad reduced.

Simple, fruity. Spritz. Tad reduced.

Apr 29th, 2016
Neil Barham

Another pleasing Ital MTN vino, just wish sommeliers would offer these over those over production homogenized wines

Another pleasing Ital MTN vino, just wish sommeliers would offer these over those over production homogenized wines

Jan 15th, 2016
Jeff Burrows

Lean, bright red fruit, brilliant acidity

Lean, bright red fruit, brilliant acidity

Oct 12th, 2015
Colin Howard

Owner Oso Market in Portland

8.7

C5

C5

Aug 5th, 2015
Raphael Knapp

Importer Return to Terroir

8.1

Preparing for my trip to Vallee d'Aosta later this month.

Preparing for my trip to Vallee d'Aosta later this month.

Jun 3rd, 2013
Samuel Imel

Sales Kermit Lynch Wine Merchant

9.6

2011. Hella good.

2011. Hella good.

Apr 9th, 2013
Ray Vanderhoff

90% Petite Rouge and 10% Mayolet. Medium to dark garnet color with a ruby core. Nice funky nose with accents of dried violets and pepper spice. Black berry/plum flavors fill the palate with that hint of pepper spice on the finish. Soft tannins, nice acidity and excellent length. Very “Beaujolais-like!” Thank you for sharing, Ron B!

90% Petite Rouge and 10% Mayolet. Medium to dark garnet color with a ruby core. Nice funky nose with accents of dried violets and pepper spice. Black berry/plum flavors fill the palate with that hint of pepper spice on the finish. Soft tannins, nice acidity and excellent length. Very “Beaujolais-like!” Thank you for sharing, Ron B!

May 6th, 2023
Bill Belanger

The ten percent of Mayolet adds a softness to the petit rouge: a bit of fruit to the tannins and acidity. These vineyards produce wonderful wines.

The ten percent of Mayolet adds a softness to the petit rouge: a bit of fruit to the tannins and acidity. These vineyards produce wonderful wines.

Jun 9th, 2021
Rob Chase

2012

Mar 23rd, 2015