Chardonnay 2024 Langhe DOC

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Italy, Piedmont
Castellinaldo d'Alba, Cuneo

0.75L

11.5% Vol.

Grape variety: Chardonnay

Vinification: spontaneous fermentation of whole bunches in open steel tanks, 8 days of maceration

Aging: in steel

Serving temperature: 10-12° C

Allergens: contiene solfiti

Following the DWNL (Drink Wines Not Labels) mantra, Alessandro strips this international variety of its most commercial trappings to reveal its beating heart: a wine that vibrates with its own light, born of an approach that respects the rhythms and silences of nature.

Alessandro’s vision is clear: "Chardonnay is often a blank canvas upon which many write too much. I have chosen to let the land write its own story, simply keeping the pen steady."

The tasting is an explosion: a tense entry driven by a citric acidity that cleanses and refreshes. Striking notes of citron and white flowers emerge. The structure is lean yet deep, with a finish that veers toward saline and almond-like notes, leaving the palate perfectly dry.

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The DWNL winery, an acronym for "Drink Wines, Not Labels," was born from the bold vision of Alessandro Salvano, a young producer who chose to bring substance back to the heart of the glass, prioritizing it over prestige. Located in Montelupo Albese, just a stone's throw from the borders of the prestigious Barolo region, the estate thrives in that delicate balance between a deep-rooted knowledge of Langhe traditions and a desire for unfiltered expressive freedom. Alessandro’s philosophy is an invitation to rediscover wine in its most authentic form, favoring the character of the terroir and the labor in the vineyard over the influences of marketing—creating a direct, sincere connection between the producer and the enthusiast.

After all, we’ve always told you the same: "Be hunters of fine wines, not labels."

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