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Structure

Bodymedium
Tanninlow
Aciditymedium
Sweetnessdry
Finishshort
Oaknone or neutral

Critic scores

No critic score is published for this bottle that we can cite with a reviewer, a vintage and a review year, so none is shown. The rating above is our own.

In the glass

Medium-bodiedLow tanninMedium acidityDryShort finish

Palate: fragrant, young

Young, fragrant Dolcetto from eleven vineyards on the highest hills of Barolo, made in steel for the everyday table and the festive one.

What it pairs with

History

Eleven Dolcetto vineyards on calcareous soils at 350 to 400 metres on the highest Barolo hills feed this wine, including Cascina Pe Mol and Castelletto in Monforte d'Alba, Ravera and Rocche di San Nicola in Novello, and Rivassi in Barolo.

Facts

Producer
Luciano Sandrone · visiting guide
Grapes
Dolcetto (100%)
Classification
Dolcetto d'Alba DOC
Oak
Spontaneous fermentation in open steel vats, malolactic fermentation and maturation in steel, at least 3 months in bottle

Frequently asked about Luciano Sandrone Dolcetto d'Alba

What does Luciano Sandrone Dolcetto d'Alba taste like?

On the palate, fragrant, young. Young, fragrant Dolcetto from eleven vineyards on the highest hills of Barolo, made in steel for the everyday table and the festive one.

What food pairs with Luciano Sandrone Dolcetto d'Alba?

Agnolotti with roast-meat filling is a strong match. Other good matches include Mixed salumi and Pizza with sausage. Soft tannin and fresh fruit suit the filled pasta.

What grapes are in Luciano Sandrone Dolcetto d'Alba?

Dolcetto (100%). The wine is classified as Dolcetto d'Alba DOC.

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