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Ruché

Red

Moderate climate

Also known as Rouchet in historical

A rare, aromatic red grape grown almost exclusively around Castagnole Monferrato in Piedmont. Produces intensely perfumed wines with floral and spice notes that can be mistaken for Gewürztraminer at first sniff. Granted DOCG status in 2010. One of Italy's most distinctive and underappreciated reds.

Best within 3-5 years to enjoy its vibrant aromatics.

Climate

Moderate

Color

Red

Typical Structure & Aromas

Typical profile for this variety. Style varies by region, climate, and winemaking.

Structure

Body
Moderate
Tannins
Smooth
Sweetness
Dry
Acidity
Crisp
OakPossible

Food Pairings

Vitello tonnato
Roasted red peppers with anchovies and capers
Mild salumi and cured meats
Roast pork loin with fennel
Asian-spiced duck breast
Strawberry tart with fresh cream
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