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Want some history? Patriarch Giacomo Oddero personally signed the disciplinare giving the Langhe and Roero their DOC and DOCG certifications. Despite its name meaning “little sweet one,” Dolcetto produces bone-dry wines traditionally drunk while the Barolo ages. Juicy black cherry, violet, soft spice, and a characteristic bitter-almond finish.
Want some history? Patriarch Giacomo Oddero personally signed the disciplinare giving the Langhe and Roero their DOC and DOCG certifications. Despite its name meaning “little sweet one,” Dolcetto produces bone-dry wines traditionally drunk while the Barolo ages. Juicy black cherry, violet, soft spice, and a characteristic bitter-almond finish.