Il Vino Dei Padri

Ruchè di Castagnole Monferrato

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Castagnole Monferrato, Monferrato, Piedmont, Italy
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Andrew Schirmer

If you love Italian wines or, going further, Piemonte, you owe it to yourself to try this wine, made of the rare Ruché grape (100 ha planted as of 2010 according to the Oxford Companion). It is rather beguiling, and despite its bitter finish and tannic undergirding, reveals its charms easily. An opaque nebbiolo garnet colour. Immediate burst of citrus on the front palate. Nose of spices and leather. Bracing acidity, long tannic finish. Utterly fascinating.

If you love Italian wines or, going further, Piemonte, you owe it to yourself to try this wine, made of the rare Ruché grape (100 ha planted as of 2010 according to the Oxford Companion). It is rather beguiling, and despite its bitter finish and tannic undergirding, reveals its charms easily. An opaque nebbiolo garnet colour. Immediate burst of citrus on the front palate. Nose of spices and leather. Bracing acidity, long tannic finish. Utterly fascinating.

Mar 24th, 2017
Graham Whye

Graham had this 8 years ago

Graham had this 8 years ago

Jun 19th, 2017
Carlo Sarboraria

Carlo had this 9 years ago

Carlo had this 9 years ago

Apr 17th, 2017