Barbaresco Montersino 2019, Albino Rocca, Italy Orange Wines

Barbaresco Montersino 2019, Albino Rocca, Italy Orange WinesThe wine comes from Nebbiolo grapes grown in the Montersino cru in the hills of San Rocco Seno dElvio, a hamlet of Alba that is close to Treiso, and has full southern exposure with a higher altitude than Barbaresco. The soil is calcareous clay with the presence of sandy layers and sandstone, which the winemakers say brings out the truly elegant characteristics of Nebbiolo. The wine is matured in old German and Austrian casks. While the Brits go mad

It is a blend of native grapes and international varieties including Feteasca Alba 51%

offering floral and fresh fruit aromas reminiscent of strawberries and blackberries

traditional Italian lemon liqueur made by the {Link: Pallini family since 1875 using hand-picked

a boutique estate celebrated for meticulous care and low yields

This wine has a velvety and harmonious Nebbiolo

If you are looking for something to go with that pongy cheese you can't stop

This is Sandridge Barton's take on Col Fondo — the traditional way Prosecco was made before things got overly commercial

Low in tannin

Crafted from a mix of Muscat à Petits Grains Blancs and Noirs

playing with blends

Its smooth tannins make it an ideal companion for hearty dishes

the wine is fresh and well-balanced with flowery notes and a mix of minerality and exotic flavours