Aldo Clerico Dogliani Dolcetto DOCG

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Dogliani is known as the area which produces the best dolcettos in the world. This expressive structured yet easy-to-drink red wine has purple color, and floral bouquet with red plum notes. On the palate, this dolcetto opens pleasantly with notable tannins that are, however, not overpowering. It finishes with light almond notes. Coming from a single vineyard near Monchiero, this Dogliani is also make with native yeast fermentation.

It can be enjoyed just after bottling, yet it can better itself after a bit of aging in bottle.

Tastes Like: Juicy plump, plums

Farming & Winemaking Highlights: Biodynamic | Native Yeast Fermentation | Single Vineyard

Fun Facts: Originally called Dolcetto di Dogliani, local winemakers lobbied to change the denomination to simply ‘Dogliani’ to avoid the misconception that this wine was ‘little sweet’, as suggested by the translation of ‘dolcetto’ in Italian. They wanted this special dry red wine to be able to make its own name, and let its importance stand for itself.

Dogliani is known as the area which produces the best dolcettos in the world. This expressive structured yet easy-to-drink red wine has purple color, and floral bouquet with red plum notes. On the palate, this dolcetto opens pleasantly with notable tannins that are, however, not overpowering. It finishes with light almond notes. Coming from a single vineyard near Monchiero, this Dogliani is also make with native yeast fermentation.

It can be enjoyed just after bottling, yet it can better itself after a bit of aging in bottle.

Tastes Like: Juicy plump, plums

Farming & Winemaking Highlights: Biodynamic | Native Yeast Fermentation | Single Vineyard

Fun Facts: Originally called Dolcetto di Dogliani, local winemakers lobbied to change the denomination to simply ‘Dogliani’ to avoid the misconception that this wine was ‘little sweet’, as suggested by the translation of ‘dolcetto’ in Italian. They wanted this special dry red wine to be able to make its own name, and let its importance stand for itself.

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Type of Wine: Red, still
Grape Variety: Dolcetto
Appellation: Dogliani DOCG
Region: Italy > Piedmont> Langhe
Alcohol % by Vol: 13%
Vintage: 2023
Suggested Pairing: Charcuterie board of Italian cured meats and cheeses

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In 2004 Aldo decided to take charge of the family business after years of experience working for some of the most prestigious wineries in Monforte d’Alba. He renovated the old cellar and added on a new wine making and aging buildings.

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