Vered Miljeteig
The organic label is often a thinly veiled justification for subpar winemaking practices.
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This Timorasso, hailing from the Colli Tortonesi, showcases a brilliant straw hue with a nose that unfolds layers of ripe quince, white peach, and a hint of chamomile.


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Vered Miljeteig
The organic label is often a thinly veiled justification for subpar winemaking practices.
Behemot Fukumura
Timorasso: a grape of many facets. A Piemonte native displaced by Cortese, it has found a new home in the Tortona Hills. Its tropical nose is a welcome surprise, with notes of banana and pineapple. A perfect pairing for a summer evening.
Raiene
Full bodied and dimensional wine with a deep, golden hue, presenting a nuanced fragrance of ripe fruits, offering yellow plum, apricot, and other yellowish notes. The palate is defined by a wide range of textures, with a seamless cohesion of minerality and a rewarding salty finish. A truly captivating wine that warrants further exploration, importantly in comparison to other Timorasso varieties.
Based on 12 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Vered Miljeteig
The organic label is often a thinly veiled justification for subpar winemaking practices.
Behemot Fukumura
Timorasso: a grape of many facets. A Piemonte native displaced by Cortese, it has found a new home in the Tortona Hills. Its tropical nose is a welcome surprise, with notes of banana and pineapple. A perfect pairing for a summer evening.
Raiene
Full bodied and dimensional wine with a deep, golden hue, presenting a nuanced fragrance of ripe fruits, offering yellow plum, apricot, and other yellowish notes. The palate is defined by a wide range of textures, with a seamless cohesion of minerality and a rewarding salty finish. A truly captivating wine that warrants further exploration, importantly in comparison to other Timorasso varieties.
I Carpini Rugiada del Mattino Timorasso offers a complex profile with tropical and stone fruit aromas, citrus, and a hint of minerality. While some appreciate its opulent and lively nature, others note a funky undertone and oxidation. The wine is often described as full-bodied and textured, with a zesty and salty finish. It pairs well with food, though opinions on its refinement vary.
This Timorasso, hailing from the Colli Tortonesi, showcases a brilliant straw hue with a nose that unfolds layers of ripe quince, white peach, and a hint of chamomile. The palate is both expansive and precise, delivering a mineral-driven texture underscored by vibrant acidity. Subtle nuances of honeyed almond and a whisper of fennel seed add depth to its complexity. The finish is long and resonant, marked by a saline edge that speaks to its terroir. This wine exemplifies the potential of Timorasso, offering a compelling expression of structure and finesse.
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