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Just slightly (barely perceivably) off-dry, high in acid, luminously red and with the tannins of the Nebbiolo grape gently present, it's super fresh and lively ...
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The wine is 100% Nebbiolo, made in what the Vajras call the Metodo Ancestrale, the carefully researched 'Ancestral Method' they studied and modernized....
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The 2020 JC offers amazing drinkability and is one of the most transparent and vibrant vintages to date. VARIETAL: 100% Nebbiolo. VINEYARD AND TERROIR: Fruit ...
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Find the best local price for G.D. Vajra 'Clare J.C.' Langhe Nebbiolo, Piedmont, Italy. Avg Price (ex-tax) $24 / 750ml. Find and shop from stores and ...
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G.D. Vajra Langhe Clare J.C. Nebbiolo is a bright ruby red color. The wine shows gorgeous cherry and Nebbiolo-skin tones on the nose, with a signature lift ...
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G.D. Vajra Langhe Clare J.C. Nebbiolo is a bright ruby red color. The wine shows gorgeous cherry and Nebbiolo-skin tones on the nose, with a signature lift ...
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Slightly off-dry, high in acid, fully red and slightly tannic from the Nebbiolo grape, this wine is fresh and lively in the mouth but finishes with finesse and ...
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Vajra Langhe Nebbiolo JC Clare is a piece of Piemontese history in a bottle. Crafted from younger Nebbiolo vines with an eye on the past, this red opens with a ...
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DESCRIPTION: Claré JC is a unique wine, our take on the forgotten days of. Nebbiolo, when it was enjoyed in its lighter and fresher garment. The winemaking.
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A gently fizzy, bone-dry red from the Piedmont. This is a re-creation of an older style of Nebbiolo, like was common in the 18th century. Lighter and with.
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