Roagna Langhe Rosso 2020 tag and forest floor in a

and forest floor in a medium-bodied frame with satiny tannins—elegant and poised

The result is dark-fruited

This is what Pinot Grigio ought to taste like: cool

Edi Kante's experimental approach yields a wine of serious depth and textural intrigue from Italy's most distinctive white terroir

The 2022 now has a few years behind it and is drinking beautifully

Roagna Langhe Rosso 2020 tag and forest floor in aRoagna is, of course, in the panoply of great Piedmontese producers. Their top Barolos and Barbarescos are like catnip to top collectors. But unlike, say, Roberto Conterno, Luca Roagna still makes a few wines that are affordable and for the moment, at least available in large enough quantities that we can offer them here. The Langhe Rosso is exactly that wine: 100% Nebbiolo drawn from declassified Barbaresco and Barolo parcels and made in precisely