PerSe, Gualtallary Craie other_regions_italy (exclusively from old vines of

(exclusively from old vines of an indeterminate age)

I would love to see if the 2004 Rocche might one day rival the legendary 1990

and the oldest of the two is the 2016 Aconcagua Costa "Las Pizarras" Pinot Noir

The light-bodied palate is driven by firm

PerSe, Gualtallary Craie other_regions_italy (exclusively from old vines ofA blend of 80% Malbec with 20% Cabernet Franc. A beguiling and complex nose; stony and chalky with a flinty edge, damp tobacco and vibrant spiced red and dark fruits. Theres crushed graphite, with the subtlest tinge of smoke and finely chiselled, chalky tannins that caress the palate. Hugely concentrated, yet with such effortless elegance.