Red wine | Piedmont, La Morra
Uncork a piece of history with this rare vintage from Cascina La Traversa, a jewel of La Morra. This 1970 Nebbiolo whispers tales of its terroir, aged to perfection in the cellars of a family with a longstanding heritage. This wine hails from the revered Piedmont region, specifically La Morra. La Morra is the second largest village of the Barolo area. Its vineyards are well-known for producing particularly fragrant and elegant Barolo. The region's unique microclimate and soil composition gives this Nebbiolo its distinctive character. The 1970 vintage is known for its exceptional balance and longevity. The wine presents a captivating garnet color, hinting at its maturity. The bouquet opens with layers of dried cherry and plum, nuanced with leather, truffle, and a hint of balsamic. On the palate, you will find it is dry and full-bodied. The wine boasts a lingering finish of spice and earth. The tannins have mellowed beautifully, leaving a velvety texture. This extraordinary vintage is best enjoyed after allowing it to breathe for at least 30 minutes. It complements hearty dishes like braised meats, game, and aged cheeses. It is a collector's item, but a wine meant to be enjoyed.
Imagine savoring this wine alongside a slow-cooked beef braise, its rich flavors melding perfectly with the wine's complexity. Picture yourself sharing this bottle with friends, the conversation flowing as smoothly as the wine itself. This is more than just a wine; it is an experience. A journey through time. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of Piedmontese history. Add this 1970 Cascina La Traversa Nebbiolo to your collection today!