Nadia Curto ‘Arborina’ Barolo 2020 objects

Nadia Curto ‘Arborina’ Barolo 2020 objectsWhile Nadia Curto's name may not be super famous, she's the second generation to work her family estate in La Morra, a very important village within the Barolo area. This wine is integrated, the rough tannins of Nebbiolo having been polished down by some age, and it's showing a lot of violet, black earth, and incense. Great wine for those who want something fancy sounding for dinner, without having to choke down new wood and young tannin.

Davide manages to bring the essence of Garganega into bottle without giving up on elegance and freshness: green herbs

the Riedel decanter is a practical piece for wine lovers

Summer in a glass

and is a beautiful full-bodied wine

or Seckel Pears Poached in Red Wine with Burnt Caramel

the wine is a blend of grapes from eight sites

Each issue focuses on a particular technique (moulding

It is made in a very traditional and old-school capacity

Excellent stuff that shows pure

Worth the splurge

Stunning Yellow Muscat (or Gelber Muskateller in German) from a fantastic biodynamic producer in hilly

but no one really knows about this yet