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Enotria Dolcetto

Enotria Dolcetto

DolcettoPotter Valley, Mendocino County
Estate Grown
91 PointsWine Enthusiast

"The vibrant, lush aromas of Bing cherry and boysenberry are candied, with notes of dried florals, sarsaparilla, and toasted oak on the nose. The flavors on the palate are cranberry, candied red apple skin, cinnamon Red Hot candies, and a savory dry finish."—Tonya Pitts, WE

$23.00
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This wine is dark purple in color with inviting fruit flavors and aromas of blackberries, boysenberries and dark Bing cherries that mingle with undertones of toasty oak. The finish is fresh and long lasting with hints of spice. It is a wine that can be enjoyed young but has the depth to age for several years.

Tasting Notes
Vibrant, Candied, Savory
Vintage
2021
Composition
100% Dolcetto
Winemaker
Alexandra Graziano
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Enotria

Potter Valley, Mendocino County

Enotria- literally the land of wine—is the label that reaches closest to the family’s roots. It’s dedicated to the same Northern Italian varieties that Gregory Graziano’s grandfather once grew in Piemonte, vines still tended by cousins there today. In Mendocino, the team keeps the winemaking intentionally simple, letting Barbera, Dolcetto, Moscato, and other heritage grapes show their natural brightness and lift.

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