Sweet
Tut a Man
By Aurelio Settimo, Barolo, Piemonte, Italy
A still wine from over-ripened grapes, 16.5% alcohol; the name is Piedmontese for "all by hand".
Tasting notes
Luminous pale pink with golden and amber reflections. Elegant nose of ripe fruit, plum and red currant jam; intense, enveloping taste with marked dried fruit notes. Full and smooth in the mouth, with a tonic, tannic grip.
Pairs well with
Mature cheeses; also at the end of a meal as a digestive or with dark chocolate.
Technical details
- Style
- Sweet
- Denomination
- Vino di uve stramature
- Harvest
- Late harvest in November; bunches dry naturally until pressing in December
- Vinification
- Natural drying (appassimento) of the late-harvested bunches until pressing in December. All operations by hand: picking, gentle pressing, bottling and labelling.
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