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Alessandrino - 2021

Valli Unite

3.20 / 5.0

Type: red still, dry
Region: Vino (IT), Italy
Producer: Valli Unite
Vintage: 2021
Grapes: Barbera, Dolcetto, Croatina, Cortese
Alcohol: 12.5
Sugar: unknown
Price: 458 UAH
Cellar: not available

Ratings

November 2, 2023

3.20 / 5.0·750 ml·@Lo Kyiv

The initial allure of a fruit-forward nose and red floral notes quickly fades into an indistinct profile, heavily reliant on VA. Strip it, and you're left with a void. The acidity and tannin land in the realm of mediocrity. The palate barely clings to a fleeting hint of fruit, dominated instead by a peculiar blend of chocolate shrouded in equine perspiration (hehe).

Valli Unite

Valli Unite is a natural wine cooperative. Being created in the 70s, it's, in fact, one of the first in the country (accent on 'natural'). Today they have 30 people on board. It's quite an unorthodox community living and managing this multifunctioning farm of 100 ha, 20 of which are dedicated to vines.