No Regrets
2003 Monchiero Carbone "Regret", Langhe Nebbiolo ($20) -- Piemonte region, Italy; 100% Nebbiolo. Slightly funky aroma on first opening then it blew off. Pale red color. Tight aroma and flavors at first. Smooth and short finish. Not a "cocktail" wine, but probably a food wine.
20,000 cases, six months in wood, small oak barrels, two week maceration on the skins.
The website has the answer to the question, what does "Ogni uss a l'ha so tanbuss" mean? I've been losing sleep on that one.
Earthy (almost barnyard) aromas after 30 minutes, still tight fruit with tannins present. If I was going to drink the whole bottle tonight I would suggest a splash decant for an hour before dinner and serve with food.
Paired with Chicken Cordon Bleu from Mairose Brothers Meats, a local butcher/small-grocer in the Hyde Park neighborhood. Definitely a food wine.
Much better by the end of the meal.
Drink now.
Ciao!
20,000 cases, six months in wood, small oak barrels, two week maceration on the skins.
The website has the answer to the question, what does "Ogni uss a l'ha so tanbuss" mean? I've been losing sleep on that one.
Earthy (almost barnyard) aromas after 30 minutes, still tight fruit with tannins present. If I was going to drink the whole bottle tonight I would suggest a splash decant for an hour before dinner and serve with food.
Paired with Chicken Cordon Bleu from Mairose Brothers Meats, a local butcher/small-grocer in the Hyde Park neighborhood. Definitely a food wine.
Much better by the end of the meal.
Drink now.
Ciao!
1 Comments:
"Ogni uss a l'ha so tanbuss" literally means "every door has its clapper", but it's meaning is more along the lines of "behind every door, there is a secret."
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