It's got a very bright ruby color. Loads of red and black fruits (mostly plums and dark cherry) in the nose, with a very subtle stony note. Mouthfilling fruit, but in a very soft and open style. Texturally it's like a new-styled Beaujolais/Cotes du Rhone cross. It seems like it would take a slight chill nicely and serve as a great hot weather cook-out red. But drink it before 2012 is up. B-. Imported by Siema Wines of Springfield, VA, it was $9 at Whole Foods in Clarendon.
An idiosyncratic journal of wines I buy from a mix of Internet sources and retailers in the Northern Virginia/D.C. area. Mostly inexpensive and moderately-priced stuff, reflecting my frugal New England roots. Cent anni!
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Osél RUCHÈ di Castagnole Monferrato (Piemonte, Italy)
It's got a very bright ruby color. Loads of red and black fruits (mostly plums and dark cherry) in the nose, with a very subtle stony note. Mouthfilling fruit, but in a very soft and open style. Texturally it's like a new-styled Beaujolais/Cotes du Rhone cross. It seems like it would take a slight chill nicely and serve as a great hot weather cook-out red. But drink it before 2012 is up. B-. Imported by Siema Wines of Springfield, VA, it was $9 at Whole Foods in Clarendon.
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