Francesco Rinaldi & Figli
75cl, 14%
Located in Barolo, the Francesco Rinaldi e Figli estate is a much-revered name in Piemonte that was founded in 1870. The wine is made within the great traditions of Barolo, without the use of any new… More info
75cl, 14.5%
A rewardingly rich Italian Barolo red wine from Francesco Rinaldi & Figli, this 2016 vintage is produced from 100% Nebbiolo grapes that were harvested from vines planted between 1980 and 1990. The… More info
75cl, 14.5%
Superbly rich Italian red wine from Francesco Rinaldi & Figli, produced from the 2017 harvest of Nebbiolo grapes, grown in a vineyard overlapping the Barolo and La Morra municipalities. Limestone… More info
75cl, 13.5%
This is the 2020 Dolcetto D’Alba Roussot from Francesco Rinaldi & Figli, a superbly talented Italian producer of Barolo wine. While this isn't a Barolo, this isn't some afterthought – this is hugely… More info
75cl, 14.5%
An exceptional Barolo red wine from top Italian producer, Francesco Rinaldi & Figli. 100% Nebbiolo grapes here, left to rest in large Slavonian oak barrels to develop its bold flavour profile. Will… More info
75cl, 14%
Nebbiolo, the grape of Barolo is fiercely tannic. In the past, you'd have to keep wines for at least 10 years for those tannins to fade before even thinking about opening a bottle. Things have… More info
75cl, 13%
One cannot live on Barolo alone so producers in Piedmont produce less grand wines made from grapes other than Nebbiolo for everyday drinking. One such is Dolcetto, which means 'little sweet one', a… More info
75cl, 14.5%
A rather impressive Italian red here, produced by Francesco Rinaldi & Figli exclusively from Nebbiolo grapes harvested from vines planted from 1979 to 1981! This 2015 vintage was rested in large… More info
75cl, 14%
A superb 2014 vintage red wine from Barolo, Italy that was crafted by Francesco Rinaldi & Figli from the grape variety Nebbiolo. More info
75cl, 14%
One of Barolo's great traditional producers, little has changed at Rinaldi since they first started making wine in the town of Barolo itself in 1870. Using traditional Slavonian oak and long… More info
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