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2003 Veglio Barolo Piemont        
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Winery: Veglio Michelino & Figlio
Varietal: Nebbiolo
Varietal Type: Red
Vintage: 2003
Release Price: $32.00
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Harmonic body, delicate yet intense bouquet of fruits and spices. To be served at 64° F with dishes of fine red meat and game, and perfect in concluding an exquisite meal.
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Cooperage: Ages in 5,000 liter oak barrels for two years; refined in bottles for approximately 6 months
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7594JaneGarveyAtlantaGeorgiaUSAMade from the Nebbiolo grape, Barolo is the king of Italian noble red wines. Yet it’s not a blockbuster” in the California Cabernet sense. Instead, it’s gentle tannins, medium body and intriguing dusty dried-cherry aromas, spices and flavors compel one to enjoy a meal. This medium-bodied wine shows a limpid, translucent garnet red color, while the palate follows through with well-evolved dark and red fruits hinting at dried cranberries. Well-composed, well-knit, beautifully structured, and altogether gorgeous in the glass, the wine is classically Italian. Fruit is restrained, not forward. One would never mistake it for a California red wine. Veglio Michelino & Figlio is a small, family-owned and –operated vineyard in Piemonte. Serve moderately cool, about 65ºF/17ºC, in large tulip-shaped glasses. A keeper if well cellared, this one could go on for another decade. This is an astounding value in an expensive genre. One of the most food-companionable wines, it deserves pairing with uncomplicated dishes so that dining focuses on the wine: black olives; terrines; rosemary brochette of chicken livers; roast chicken; pasta dishes with meat sauces; game; duck; grilled pork chop; veal roast, roast turkey; roasted vegetable medley; eggplant dishes; firm, aged cheeses (Piave Nudo Stravecchio, for instance).

Georgia Distributor:
Bacco Fine Wine
04/01/2009


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