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The bonus is that the former are also much more friendly to the pocket. On the red front, you may find Syrah (which can work quite well in my experience) or even Pinot Nero (which works less well I find). But none of these really merit exploration in...
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This is a blend of 55% Chardonnay, 25% Pinot Bianco and 20% Pinot Nero; the grapes were sourced from 16 different vineyards, with an average age of 39 years. One of the secrets to complexity in a Franciacorta (or any great sparkling wine) is the length...
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Tasting Notes for Two Italian Wine Finds: Pelissero Nubiola Barbaresco and Icardi Nej Pinot Nero Langhe Rosso
Spirit of Wine
In summary: Overall, this is an experience I would definitely make my way back to, with an added curiosity given more air or bottle time. In the glass: Deep magenta, hints of dark brick. On the nose: Poured cool with a brief decant and swirled...
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With sparkling wines becoming increasingly popular in the U.S. as the overall quality increases and consumers become more attuned to its food-friendliness, it’s only natural that Italian sparklers like Prosecco are a hit on the Jersey Shore. According to
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Chiara Soldati proprietario di La Scolca e Colin Firth, Oscar 2011, insieme per aiutare la fondazione Melora Johnson
PR Newswire
La semplicità dell'idea è stata bellissima. Chiara Soldati ha detto durante la festa "questa è una notte per ricordare quanto siamo fortunati. Il vino spesso sembra assomigliare a colui che lo crea. Per questo motivo questa sera il nostro Gavi dei Gavi...
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Neros is that lack of fruit, which even I can see as a fault sometimes. When Pinot Nero lacks the requisite fruit flavors, the wines tend towards pronounced forest floor and earthy flavors, but when producers capture the fruit, there is a clarity and...
About Pinot Nero
Wikipedia
Pinot noir (IPA: ['pi.no nw.ar]) is a red wine grape variety of the species Vitis vinifera. The name may also refer to wines produced predominantly from Pinot noir grapes. The name is derived from the french words for "pine" and "black" alluding to the varietals' tightly clustered dark purple pine cone shaped bunches of fruit. Full Article
