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2019-barbaresco-vintage
  • by wordonthegrapevine
  • Posted on 3rd May 20224th May 2022

2019 Barbaresco: unhurried vines make classic wines

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  • by wordonthegrapevine
  • Posted on 6th April 20225th June 2022

Burlotto: Arctic expeditions, Monvigliero and the ‘jewel of Verduno’

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  • by wordonthegrapevine
  • Posted on 31st March 202211th April 2022

2018 Barolo: challenging conditions and gratifying wines

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  • by wordonthegrapevine
  • Posted on 22nd February 202219th March 2022

Langhe Chardonnay: origin, viticulture, winemaking, and more

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  • by wordonthegrapevine
  • Posted on 3rd February 202213th March 2022

The tasting at Clerico’s: a defining moment in contemporary Langhe history

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Burzi-langhe
  • by wordonthegrapevine
  • Posted on 9th January 202217th April 2022

Alberto Burzi: continuation, substance and promising beginnings

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langhe-freisa
  • by wordonthegrapevine
  • Posted on 28th December 20211st April 2022

Freisa: origin, viticulture, winemaking, and more

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giulia-negri
  • by wordonthegrapevine
  • Posted on 18th November 202128th April 2022

Giulia Negri: pragmatism, vivacity and familial flair

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mauro-veglio
  • by wordonthegrapevine
  • Posted on 23rd October 20219th January 2022

Mauro Veglio: a whole greater than the sum of its parts

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  • by wordonthegrapevine
  • Posted on 6th October 20213rd February 2022

Flavescence dorée: incurable phytoplasma meets Langhe grit

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