Nebbiolo
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Barolo crop mostly lost while Chianti watches the weather
Producers of Italy's premium red wine Barolo are facing a ruined harvest this year, while in Chianti the winemakers are crossing their fingers and hoping for the best.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Barolo patriarch Mascarello dies
Italy's Bartolo Mascarello – the patriarch of Barolo – died at his home in Barolo on Saturday at the age of 78.
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Cult Barolo producer Teobaldo Cappellano dies
Teobaldo Cappellano, the respected and controversial Barolo producer, has died at 65.
By Kerin O'Keefe Last updated
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Hailstorms hit Barolo zone
Two violent hailstorms have hit parts of the Barolo zone, causing serious damage.
By Tom Hyland Last updated
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Barolo producers celebrate Cannubi victoryItalian wine producers are claiming victory after a tribunal ruled to return the Cannubi vineyard area in Barolo to its previous size.
By Chris Mercer Last updated
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International Trophy Red Italian Varietals over £15 – Rivetto, Leon, Barolo Riserva, Piedmont, Italy 2009Enrico Rivetto, a fourth-generation Langhe winemaker whose great-grandfather set up shop in the centre of Alba in 1902, has strong views on modern technology.
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Nebbiolo is viognier cousin, conference hears
Nebbiolo, one of Italy’s most famous black grape varieties, is related to the aromatic viognier, DNA boffins have found.
By Kerin O'Keefe Last updated
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Barolo producer Giacomo Conterno buys Arione vineyardBarolo producer Giacomo Conterno has purchased the prized nine-hectare Arione vineyard to the south of Serralunga d’Alba from Cantina Gigi Rosso.
By Richard Woodard Last updated
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Anson on Thursday: The hills of northern PiedmontBy Jane Anson Last updated
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Nebbiolo (red)
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Decanter magazine: June 2015By Ipclee Published