a nod to the old stone steps built into the steep hillside so growers could reach the vines
notes of dark fruits
where volcanic soils and a cooler continental climate give the wines their freshness and poise
Perfect on its own or with a tropical fruit desert or even a fruity Middle Eastern savoury dish
Country: New Zealand
Achille Boroli, ‘Ulmus’, 2019, Barbaresco (DOCG) Bourboulenc a nod to the old'One Liner' An elegant, traditional style Barbaresco with dried cherry, rose, liquorice, firm Nebbiolo tannins and a savoury, earthy finish. Tasting Note Bright garnet in the glass, with a little brick at the rim. The nose shows dried cherry, wild cranberry, liquorice root, undergrowth and rose petal. On the palate, firm tannins carry red berry and tar edged flavours, with touches of leather, dried herbs and earth. High acidity keeps the wine lifted,