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Le Piane

Le Piane, "Mimmo" 2020

Le Piane, "Mimmo" 2020

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From Boca in Alto (alto-alto!) Piemonte, this is 65% Nebbiolo (20 year-old vines), 30% Croatina & 5% Vespolina (100+ year-old vines) planted to the volcanic soils of the region. Grapes are hand-harvested, and vinified according to parcel -- the Nebbiolo spontaneously ferments/macerates for 30 days. in stainless steel; the Croatina/Vespolina co-macerate/spontaneously co-ferment for 5-days in open-top neutral barrel. Wines are blended and aged for one year in tonneaux before being bottled unfined, unfiltered, minimal (<30ppm) added SO2. 

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