Dhruvin
Clean and clean steel barrel, ideally suited for a refreshing and lean drink. The nuanced sweetness of green apples adds a delightful twist to the traditional steel barrel experience.
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Pizzolato Merlot is produced from grapes sourced from the Veneto region located in the Northeast of Italy.


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Pizzolato Merlot has a medium to deep ruby color. The nose is immediately inviting with aromas of blackberries, plums, and strawberries. On the palate, this Merlot offers a smooth and well-balanced experience, with flavors of dark fruits, hints of leafiness, and a touch of spice. The wine is medium-bodied with a round texture and tannins that are soft and supple, framing the moderate length finish. Whilst the wine is not hugely complex or persistent, it has pleasing upfront, juicy fruit enhanced by a refreshing vegetal hint.
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Dhruvin
Clean and clean steel barrel, ideally suited for a refreshing and lean drink. The nuanced sweetness of green apples adds a delightful twist to the traditional steel barrel experience.
Nadiae Sobler
Strong, earthy structure on the nose, with a dominant leather and tobacco character. The apple hints are subtle, and the overall impact is one of a rough, unrefined wine.
Troe Marieta
Sophisticated and elegant wine with a crystalline appearance, showing a elegant smell of pear, peach, and lemon, with a delicate minerality and earthy undertones. The impression is supple and velvety, with a fatty mouthfeel and a sharp, acidic trail that gradually dissipates, leaving a clean and vibrant aftertaste. Overall, a well-balanced and friendly wine.
Based on 5 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Dhruvin
Clean and clean steel barrel, ideally suited for a refreshing and lean drink. The nuanced sweetness of green apples adds a delightful twist to the traditional steel barrel experience.
Nadiae Sobler
Strong, earthy structure on the nose, with a dominant leather and tobacco character. The apple hints are subtle, and the overall impact is one of a rough, unrefined wine.
Troe Marieta
Sophisticated and elegant wine with a crystalline appearance, showing a elegant smell of pear, peach, and lemon, with a delicate minerality and earthy undertones. The impression is supple and velvety, with a fatty mouthfeel and a sharp, acidic trail that gradually dissipates, leaving a clean and vibrant aftertaste. Overall, a well-balanced and friendly wine.
Pizzolato Merlot receives mixed reviews, with some appreciating its elegant aromas of pear, peach, and lemon, while others find it rough with dominant leather and forest floor notes. The wine is noted for its earthy undertones, subtle citrus hints, and a dry finish. While some enjoy its clean, vibrant aftertaste, others feel it's unrefined and overly acidic.
Pizzolato Merlot has a medium to deep ruby color. The nose is immediately inviting with aromas of blackberries, plums, and strawberries. On the palate, this Merlot offers a smooth and well-balanced experience, with flavors of dark fruits, hints of leafiness, and a touch of spice. The wine is medium-bodied with a round texture and tannins that are soft and supple, framing the moderate length finish. Whilst the wine is not hugely complex or persistent, it has pleasing upfront, juicy fruit enhanced by a refreshing vegetal hint.
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