2018 Paolo Bea Umbria Rosso de Veo Produttori del Barbaresco and then try Jean-Philippe Fichet’s

and then try Jean-Philippe Fichet’s Meursault’s

and Carpentras

sage and black olives to mulberries

The finish is long and elegant

the 2021 Stolpman Vineyards Love You Bunches Carbonic Sangiovese pairs exceptionally well with tomato-based dishes

2018 Paolo Bea Umbria Rosso de Veo Produttori del Barbaresco and then try Jean-Philippe Fichet’sThe Bea family's roots in Montefalco trace back to the archives of the 16th century, an enduring presence in this picturesque Umbrian hill town. Their estate embodies the classic Italian Fattoria, where wine production coexists harmoniously with the cultivation of olives, fruits, vegetables, and even the raising of farm animals. Paolo Bea, the patriarch, leads the charge in crafting wines that are as untamed and vibrant as the Umbrian landscape