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Moscato, the good one, is a great dessert wine. Sweet but not too sweet. Rich in aromas and fragrances, it goes perfectly with good home-made desserts. Fruit tarts, above all, but also sponge cakes and grandma's cookies, those made with lots of butter (and love, of course). The one proposed by the Abrigo family is the classic Piedmontese one. In the glass it is a pale straw yellow with a perlage that rises quickly to the surface. The nose has very distinct primary aromas. The grape's own characteristics, which are preserved and enhanced to the fullest thanks to careful processing in the cellar and a particularly rigorous use of cold temperatures. Hints of orange blossom, peach and thyme are clearly recognizable. A real treat for those looking for a pleasantly simple wine to pair with a rewarding end to a meal.
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They are defined as scholastic wines that have all the characteristics of their varietal. These are the wines that every good student sommelier hopes to meet in order to fix in his memory the qualities of the most common grapes. This D'Amblé, pure Sauvignon proposed by Abrigo is just that. A very typical wine and therefore perfect for understanding what Sauvignon can give in a territory such as the Langa. Vinified in steel with absolute respect for the fermentation temperature, in the glass it has a beautiful straw yellow color. The aromas are fruity and intense. It is easy to recognize sage and citrus, both typical descriptors for this variety. In the mouth it reveals itself as a wine with good body and great balance. A pleasantly aromatic and smooth wine. Perfect for those who want to dilute a hint of spiciness in what they're eating.
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Centuries have not gone by since the world of wine looked down on Barbera, thinking that it was not a noble enough wine to be compared with the noble sons of Nebbiolo. Yet today there are many who produce Barbera worthy of note, such as this Barbera d'Alba Roreto proposed by Abrigo Orlando. A sparkling wine, simple but not ordinary. A nice glass capable of accompanying mid-afternoon snacks or a dinner based on typical regional dishes, starting with boiled meats, served with all their sauces. This Barbera is the result of a careful processing of grapes harvested at a perfect state of ripeness. Soft pressing and maceration for a few days. Then the refinement that is organized by dividing the mass of wine into two parts. One is put into barriques, while the other is left to rest in large 25-hectoliter barrels for 6-8 months. The result ‘ The right mix of elegance and immediacy. A bottle to be uncorked without any worries on a thousand occasions.
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An important white. One of those whites that doesn't make a bad impression even when paired with a meat dish, as long as it's not overly flavorful. This is Langhe DOC Bianco "Trés Plus", 85% Chardonnay with an addition of Nascetta grapes. A wine that comes from a particular process. After the harvest and the pressing, the fermentation is started in steel containers at controlled temperature. After a while, however, when the must reaches three degrees alcohol, it is transferred to wooden barrels where it completes its fermentation. This is followed by refinement in the bottle before release. The result is a white wine with good body and great longevity. A wine that presents itself in the glass with a beautiful deep yellow color. Intense and rich aromas that range from fruity sensations to citrus notes of great finesse. In the mouth it is ample and enjoyable. A great wine that to be appreciated at its best should not be served too cool and above all should be sipped slowly. No rush!
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Nebbiolo is a very demanding grape in terms of soil and exposure. It grows well where the soil is poor and the exposure is optimal. In the hills, of course, it gives its best. Even if here, often, a surplus of effort is required because the slopes are generally not well suited to mechanization. You have to do everything by hand. From the care to the harvest. But it's usually worth it. You are richly rewarded from the first sip. A fine example is this Nebbiolo d'Alba Valmaggiore, proposed by Abrigo Orlando. Malolactic fermentation in 500-liter tonneaux and refinement in oak barrels, Valmaggiore appears in the glass with a beautiful ruby, not particularly intense, color. The nose reveals itself to be a wine of great finesse, with notes ranging from rose and spice to ripe, juicy berries. In the mouth it is fine and ample, smooth, savory and mineral, with an elegant final persistence and excellent drinkability.
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