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W&S: AltoPiemonte

by TomHill » Mon Dec 11, 2017 12:54 pm

Quite an interesting & nicely done article by Stephanie Johnson in the latest W&S magazine on the AltoPiemonte:
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describing the recent resurgence of the region.
I've noted a fair number of new producers appearing on the shelves from areas other than Gattinara in the last few yrs. For many yrs, the Quisimodo-shaped btls of Traveligini was about all you'd see, plus a few Antoniolo's. Their use of Vespolina/Croatina to take the fearsome tannic edge off the Nebbiolo is one of the advantages this area has over the B/B paradigm.
Some exciting times up there.
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Re: W&S: AltoPiemonte

by Rahsaan » Mon Dec 11, 2017 3:40 pm

Nice. Opening a 2011 Colombera & Garella Bramaterra this weekend and very curious. Heard so many good things and it seems like it should suit my tastes. But according to the article, I guess that means Colombera was just a teenager when the wine was made!

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