Sometimes, it's important to listen and give space for expression. This Dolcetto may not be extraordinary, but it has a charming voice that starts hesitantly in the first notes, only to stabilize and captivate over time. Yet, again, there's nothing truly groundbreaking here—just a lovely fruity story set beside a garden full of flowers. And, intriguingly, there's a hint of pencil lead too! Notes of raw earth and black cherry mingle with a touch of smoke. On the palate, it may feel a little bit too green, but it offers delightful fruit and good acidity, making it a juicy treat.