Texier makes this wine, from a vineyard on granite across the Rhone river, in the same method as his Brézème cuvee: whole cluster fermentation, age in concrete tanks, and a light extraction from the skins.
Made of fruit from the first vineyard Eugenio and Cinzia planted, this is Nebbiolo as you'd expect from Alba. Complex, structured, and delicious. This one deserves to be savoured.
Named after Eugenio and Cinzia’s daughter, Lucia, the “Lu” Barolo is made of the best clusters from two of their best crus, seeing two years in foudre, six to twelve months in glass-lined cement vats, and another year resting in bottle before release. As herbaceous and complex as you could ask Barolo to be.
A tiny bottling of Nebbiolo from the 1.5 hectare Roccabella vineyard right outside La Morra. Stainless steel and used barrels keep this wine silky smooth and exquisite on the palate.
Elegant blend of 70% Merlot, 15% Cabernet Sauvignon, 10% Malbec and 5% Cabernet Franc, from Côtes de Bourg, on the right bank. Biodynamically farmed, naturally fermented, unfined.
Lacrima is a strongly rose-scented Red grape indigenous to the Marche region that usually makes a light aperitif wine. Natalino's grapevines are old and only give him one bunch per year, so he makes them count with a strong and intense Red wine.
