Le Clivie Nebbiolo d’Alba D.O.C. 14,5%
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Nebbiolo d’Alba D.O.C. Le Clivie, a synthesis of the strong link with the land and the skilful winemaking tradition of Piedmont.
A sensitive, late-ripening vine, Nebbiolo requires specific environmental characteristics which can be found in the Roero area of Piedmont.
Espalier vine training with Guyot pruning, manual harvesting, a long maceration process and traditional ageing in steel tanks result in a full-bodied, warm and delicious wine with olfactory notes reminiscent of autumn in Piedmont.

GRAPE
Le Clivie Nebbiolo d’Alba is 100% Nebbiolo grape

PRODUCTION ZONE
Roero, Piedmont, Italy

ALCOHOL
14,5%

SERVING TEMPERATURE
18-20°C

BOTTLE SIZE
0.75 L

Produced By
Dacastello Vini Pregiati

Drinkability
The wine is bottled in glass and has no date of expiry. We recommend storage in a cool, dry place. To fully appreciate the qualities of the wine, it is
best drunk within 4 years.
Bouquet
Fruity, with notes ranging from plum to cherry jam.
Palate
Harmonious and elegant, with good structure and evident tannins.
Pairing
Le Clivie Nebbiolo d’Alba is ideal with tagliatelle with Porcini mushrooms, risotto with truffle, stews and game.
| Number of bottles | 1, 12, 6 |
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