Joe Fattorini: why Barolo deserves a place in all our hearts
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The home of Nebbiolo – and many other wonderful grapes – is baffling and contradictory, and utterly Italian. Which is why it deserves our love, says our wine columnist
During almost thirty years in wine, Joe Fattorini has written for numerous publications, including 15 years as the weekly wine critic for The Herald newspaper.
Fattorini spent five years as a broadcaster with the BBC covering wine, and appeared as a wine expert on programmes for ITV, Channel Five and The Audi Channel. Today he guides 250 million viewers in 107 countries through The Wine Show.
The home of Nebbiolo – and many other wonderful grapes – is baffling and contradictory, and utterly Italian. Which is why it deserves our love, says our wine columnist
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