Nebbiolo Red Wine

Nebbiolo red wine is to Italy what Pinot Noir is to France. Its intense fruit profiles and robust tannin and acidity levels offer a wonderfully unique, expressive flavour. The nuances of this cool-climate red varietal are amongst the worlds most sophisticated, boasting a rose-perfumed, ethereal elegance.

2021 Barolo, Manfredi, Piemonte

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£155.70

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COUNTRY: Italy

GRAPE: Nebbiolo

ABV: 14%

A classic Barolo with a deep ruby colour, aromas of plums, dried fruits and nuances of leather and tobacco. Concentrated flavours, silky tannins and... Read More

2018 Barolo 'Bricco delle Viole', GD Vajra

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£79.00

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COUNTRY: Italy

GRAPE: Nebbiolo

ABV: 14.5%

"The 2018 Barolo Bricco delle Viole is not super intense, but it is balanced in its own way. The wine is subdued but complete with softly yielding... Read More

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Nebbiolo Red Wine

Nebbiolo red wine is grown in Barolo, Barbaresco and Alba in the northwest of Italy. It is notoriously difficult to cultivate to true ripeness, as it flowers early, ripens late, and struggles unless under specific conditions. However, when grown successfully, Nebbiolo rewards the grower’s efforts with powerful, full-bodied, and often described as “merciless” flavour profiles including cherry, raspberry and star anise.

Mr.Wheeler Wine supplies exceptional Nebbiolo red wines, sourced directly from growers in Italy. Our experts are dedicated to ensuring that only the best wine selections reach our wine cellar and your front door.

We work with only trusted couriers to make sure your wines are transported safely and personally inspect each bottle, hand-picking and packing ourselves. Get in touch if you’d like to learn more about our Nebbiolo red wine selection or have any questions about our services.

Nebbiolo Red Wine FAQs

What is Nebbiolo Wine?

Nebbiolo red wine is a red grape variety grown in hilly regions of Italy. This wine is named after the Italian word “nebbia”, meaning “fog”, a suitable title representing the foggy areas it's grown in. It’s highly acidic and dry and pairs well with slow braised meats and rich fatty foods like aged cheese.
What Does Nebbiolo Wine Taste Like?

Aged Nebbiolo wine is balanced and nuanced, with softened tannins and a complex combination of fruity and floral tones. This said; many consider Nebbiolo to also have tar-like and smoky flavouring, and aromas resembling anise. During cooler periods, Nebbiolo becomes more herbaceous, tasting slightly more sour than that produced in generally warmer years.
What Wine is Similar to Nebbiolo?

Nebbiolo is similar to Pinot Noir and Sangiovese. Both are a great alternative that shares many characteristics with Nebbiolo, including its expressive aroma and acidity. However, each harbours a slightly different flavour profile, which you might prefer. Pinot Noir also includes red fruits, similar to Nebbiolo, but can exhibit earthy tones like mushrooms. Sangiovese is also vibrantly acidic with tart cherries but incorporates an oregano and thyme infusion.