Claudio Mariotto 'Bricco San Michele' Timorasso Bianco Colli Tortonesi, 2019 reserve Hand-harvested from vines with a

Hand-harvested from vines with a minimum age of 45 years

An astounding bottling of old vine Pinot Noir planted in the first half of the 20th Century

the wine's attack is silky before zapping your taste buds with electric acidity

and grow from 30+ year old vines on clay and limestone soil

have been tending to the family concern

Claudio Mariotto 'Bricco San Michele' Timorasso Bianco Colli Tortonesi, 2019 reserve Hand-harvested from vines with aThis wine is made of 100% Timorasso, from Claudio Mariotto's youngest vines. We would pair it with a pasta dish from its more northerly neighbor in the Dolomites, called Pizzocheri. Pizzocheri is an Italian buckwheat pasta combined with potatoes, cabbage and lots of gooey Valtellina Casera cheese. Derthona Timorasso is a small DOC in Piedmont, Italy, and is seeing a revival, after the Timorasso grape almost went extinct. The wines of Derthona have a