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Albino Rocca Nebbiolo d'Alba 2024

BOTTLE:
$72.00
In stock
SKU
103996
HALF-DOZEN: $410.40 or $68.40 each
DOZEN: $777.60 or $64.80 each

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    Stock Availability:
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    2 qty South Melbourne
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    Country: Italy
    Region: Piemonte
    Grape: Barbera
    Size: 750ml
    Vintage: 2024
    Like most Rocca wines, the Nebbiolo d’Alba is from a single site—a parcel between Barolo and Barbaresco in the westernmost section of the Seno d'Elvio subzone. Aptly (and nowt to do with Tolkien), this area is known locally as Terra di Mezzo (middle earth). The Nebbiolo vines vary in age from 15 to 60 years, and the Roccas mature this wine for 12 months in large Austrian and German oak casks. Rocca’s Nebbiolo d’Alba perennially offer outstanding depth and interest for the money. This ‘baby Barbaresco’ also gives us a preview of what to expect from the Barbaresco to be released next year (a very significant one in this case!) while acting as the perfect, early-drinking understudy.