Barolo is definitely one of my top 5 wine regions, both in terms of places I’ve visited but also the wines. However, I’m always on the look out to see how Nebbiolo does elsewhere, whether it be in another country/region or other parts of Piedmont. I’m looking for cheaper options and options to drink younger since Barolo often needs aging. Continue reading
Nebbiolo is one of my favorite varieties in the world, and Barolo does it the best. However, it’s not cheap, so I’m always on the lookout for cheaper Nebbiolo alternatives or cheaper varieties that are similar. Many wine experts have compared Greek Xinomavro to Nebbiolo. Let’s see if this comparison is apt. Continue reading
I’m still on my Italian wines discovery journey with 5 more Italian wines to explore with you. Be aware that once you start this journey, there will be a never-ending assortment of regions, styles and varieties to try. Continue reading
Barolo is the undisputed king of Nebbiolo, but it’s expensive. Can we find other quality Nebbiolo values in other regions around the world? Continue reading
I am a big fan of Barolo, but how does the Nebbiolo grape do outside of its home in Piedmont? Continue reading
I love Italian wine, but Chile doesn’t produce much of any Italian varietals, and imported Italian wine is hard to find and expensive. My solution during my 3+ years here: Chilean Carignan. Continue reading