Noah Bramaterra Salero, Piedmont, Italy 2020 David Arthur Vineyards It's approachable today and will

It's approachable today and will continue drinking brilliantly over the coming 15-20 years

shiitake and orange peel making waves along the finish

black tea and baking-spiced oak

sour cherry and spice on the nose moving to riper plum and savory mouth-filing fruit with juicy acid and a succulance on the finish

Noah Bramaterra Salero, Piedmont, Italy 2020 David Arthur Vineyards It's approachable today and willNamed after the salt for which Brusnengo is renowned (salero means salt cellar), this Bramaterra bottling comes from a parcel situated at 300 to 350 meters of altitude, with variable expositions (east and southwest), and richer, sandier soils than its counterpart Rocce di Luce. Andreas vines in Salero25 years old on averageproduce a wine denser and darker than Rocce di Luce, with focused, tunneling fruit accented by savory herbs and endowed with