Der Dolcetto d’Alba DOC von Rinaldi Giuseppe ist ein authentischer Ausdruck piemontesischer Weinkunst – ein Klassiker, der zugleich Tradition und Finesse vereint. In den malerischen H\u00fcgeln von Diano d“Alba, im Herzen der Langhe, gedeihen die Dolcetto-Trauben unter besten Bedingungen. Giuseppe Rinaldi kultiviert diese alteingesessene Rebsorte mit tiefem Respekt f\u00fcr das Terroir – ausschlie\u00dflich Handlese, nachhaltige Bewirtschaftung und eine Vinifikation, die auf Ausdruck und Urspr\u00fcnglichkeit setzt. Der Wein reift mehrere Monate in Edelstahltanks, um seine sortentypische Frucht, Frische und angenehme Tanninstruktur voll zu entfalten. Im Glas zeigt sich der Dolcetto in einem intensiven Rubinrot mit violetten Reflexen. In der Nase entfalten sich Noten von Kirsche, Pflaume, roten Beeren und einem Hauch Mandeln. Am Gaumen \u00fcberzeugt er mit seiner harmonischen Struktur, feinen Gerbstoffen und einem trockenen, fruchtigen Abgang. Ein typischer, ehrlicher Dolcetto – unkompliziert und charaktervoll zugleich. <\/p>\n
Ideal zu Antipasti mit Salami oder K\u00e4se, zu Tajarin mit Rag\u00f9 oder einer herzhaften Pilzpolenta. Auch leicht gek\u00fchlt zu einem rustikalen Brotzeitbrett ein Genuss – dieser Dolcetto passt wunderbar zu Alltagsmomenten mit besonderem Flair. Zutaten: Enth\u00e4lt Sulfite. Lagerung: K\u00fchl und lichtgesch\u00fctzt lagern. Nach dem \u00d6ffnen innerhalb von 2-3 Tagen genie\u00dfen. Durchschnittlicher<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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