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Produttori del Barbaresco, Barbaresco 2020 75cl
AED 285.00Silky, structured, and seriously satisfying, this is the kind of Italian red that makes you slow down mid-sip and pay attention. Barbaresco from Piedmont is Nebbiolo doing what it does best, layered red cherry and dried rose up front, then that classic grip of fine tannins that keeps things lively.
The 2020 vintage brings bright energy and real depth, so it works whether you’re building a cellar-worthy lineup or just want one bottle that feels like a proper occasion. If you like complex red wine with a long, savoury finish, this one earns the hype!
Bruno Giacosa, Nebbiolo d’Alba 2019 75cl
AED 305.00When you want a red wine with backbone, not background noise, this 2019 Nebbiolo from Italy shows up loud and clear. Think sour cherry, rose petals, and that classic Nebbiolo grip that makes your mouth water and keeps you coming back. Bruno Giacosa is a legend in Piedmont for a reason, this is the kind of layered, grown-up red wine that turns a regular dinner into a “wait, what is this?” moment.
Gaja Sito Moresco, Langhe 75cl
AED 305.00This is the kind of Italian red wine that turns a regular dinner into a “wait, what is this?” moment. From Piedmont’s Langhe, it’s Gaja doing what they do best, layers of dark cherry, plum, dried herbs and a little cocoa, with firm tannins that make steak, lamb, or truffle pasta taste even better!
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Batasiolo Briccolina, Barolo 2013 75cl
AED 379.00Big, brooding Barolo with that 2013 Nebbiolo magic, firm tannins, bright cherry, dried rose, and a hit of tar and spice. Briccolina leans classic, long finish, lots of layers, the kind of Italian red wine you keep coming back to as it opens up in the glass.