Wine at the Table

Langhe Nebbiolo

The short answer

Langhe Nebbiolo is a red Italian wine from Piedmont, made from Nebbiolo. It tastes rose, cherry and tar, lighter than barolo and pairs best with mushroom pasta, sausage and roast meats.

Style
Rose, cherry and tar, lighter than Barolo, Piedmont
Glass
Wide-bowl red wine glass at 60°F / 16°C
Strength
About 13.5–14% ABV

Where it comes from

Nebbiolo from the wider Langhe area, made to be drunk younger than Barolo or Barbaresco.

What you need

  • Grape: Nebbiolo
  • Region: Piedmont
  • Style: Rose, cherry and tar, lighter than Barolo

How Larry builds it

  1. 01

    Get the temperature right. Serve at 60°F / 16°C. Most kitchens are too warm — 15 minutes in the fridge helps.

  2. 02

    Pour with food. Built for the table: mushroom pasta, sausage and roast meats.

  3. 03

    Larry's tip. Barolo's personality at a weeknight price.

Larry’s rule: Barolo's personality at a weeknight price.

Variations worth making

    Questions people ask

    What food goes with Langhe Nebbiolo?

    Langhe Nebbiolo pairs well with mushroom pasta, sausage and roast meats.

    What grape is Langhe Nebbiolo made from?

    Nebbiolo, grown in Piedmont.

    What does Langhe Nebbiolo taste like?

    Rose, cherry and tar, lighter than Barolo.

    What temperature should Langhe Nebbiolo be served at?

    About 60°F / 16°C.

    What to eat with it

    Pour it like Larry

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