2021 Barolo ‘Priore’, Cantine Povero, DOCG
2021 Barolo ‘Priore’, Cantine Povero, DOCG
£34.00
8 in stock
Description
Cantine Povero are a fabulous, sustainably minded property located in the heart of Piedmont, where Langhe meets Roero and Monferrato, with 35 hectares of vines under conversion to organic status. We stock a range of wines which represent excellent value examples of their type, whether it’s the delicately floral Moscato d’Asti or award winning Barbaresco and Barolo, the wines always hit the spot for authenticity and pure drinking pleasure.
This cracking Barolo has a typical garnet red colour, with complex aromas of violet and rose with cinamon hints. On the palate, the fruit character is laid back yet powerful and textured with well-balanced tannins on the long finish.
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Vegan / Vegetarian
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14.5%
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