Renzo Castella Dolcetto di Diano d'Alba Sori della Rivolia 2024 Color:Red Some things change

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so truly organic farming is still rare in the heart of the region

with a shape shifting style in the cellar that gives the vineyards he works with a chance to shine

framed with silky tannins that don’t go away

The Burc family owned land outside the town of Puy-l'Eveque in 1456

Renzo Castella Dolcetto di Diano d'Alba Sori della Rivolia 2024 Color:Red Some things changeDiano dAlba is one of a handful of places where Dolcetto gets top billing among Piedmonts pantheon of grapes. In the village, Renzo Castella is generally considered the best winemaker in town, and his vineyards are some of the most prominent in the appellation. It is perhaps a coincidence that his Dolcetto vineyards are also right on the border with Barolo, where he makes some pretty good Nebbiolo too. For a Dolcetto to be great, it has to be treated