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Producent
Luciano Sandrone · sandroneluciano.com ↗
Vintype
Rødvin
Årgang
2013
Land / område
Italien › Piemonte › Langhe › Barolo
Mark / vingård
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Jordbund
Mergel · Ler · Sand · Silt – Fra området Barolo
Druer
Nebbiolo 100 % (primær)
Alkohol
14,5 %
Drikkevindue
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Fadlagring
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Høst
Producent: The harvest took place in the middle of autumn towards the end of October, when stark differences between night and day time temperatures created the perfect conditions.
Tapning
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Beskrivelse
Luciano Sandrone (hentet 7. okt. 2026): The inaugural vintage of Vite Talin is a dense, brooding wine that recalls Baroli of 50 years ago, when they typically needed a minimum of 20 years to come out of the “closed” period. But this is not a nostalgic wine; it shows all the patient craftsmanship and gem-like transparency typical of Luciano Sandrone, who spent 25years developing the vinification methods necessary for this unique nebbiolo to show itself at its best. The nose exhibits deep black fruits, especially black cherries and black raspberries, with powerful licorice, cola nut and violet notes. On the palate, the forbidding structure of the Vite Talin is at the front - the small berries contain a juice-to-skin ratio that results in this type of naturally highly tannic wine. Though it has a great structure, but still remains light on its feet - the tannins are fully ripe, the alcohol and extraction are balanced and the acidity keeps the freshness intact. Like in the old days, the patient collector will be rewarded after 20+ years of cellaring, but this wine has the trademark Sandrone polish and is immaculately clean. The finish seems to linger forever, with a sapidity and minerality that engages the mind as well as the senses. Best between 25-50 years of age.
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