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BROVIA SOLATIO

Approved Jul 18, 2024
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What to Expect

Brovia's Dolcetto offers an inviting introduction to this versatile Piedmont grape, known for its black cherry and almond flavors. Despite originating from an unknown appellation, this wine showcases the classic profile of Dolcetto—a dry, early-drinking red with a touch of gentle bitterness that makes it perfect for everyday enjoyment. Expect notes of blackberry and violet, balanced acidity, and a finish that hints at a subtle bitter almond note, all complemented by its ability to pair beautifully with a variety of Italian dishes like pasta, pizza, and simple meat or mushroom preparations.

TTB ID24191001000369
Brand nameBROVIA
Fanciful nameSOLATIO
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsDolcetto
Approval dateJul 18, 2024
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number240267
Permit numberNY-I-875
Producer name & addressROSENTHAL WINE MERCHANT, ROSENTHAL WINE MERCHANT (NY), LTD. 56 58TH ST NEW YORK NY 11378
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