Most
of you are familiar with Beaujolais Nouveau that comes out the 3rd
Thursday in November around the world. However, Beaujolais is not the only
“nouveau” wine produced. Most wine regions create them. One of the more
interesting is “novello” from Italy. These
young, fruity, light reds are created throughout the country, but unlike
Beaujolais that are all made from Gamay, these are produced from indigenous
varieties of the regions they are created in. No two are alike. With all due
respect to Beaujolais Nouveau, if every producer utilizes the same grape, how
different can they all be? The official launch date for Italian Novello is
November 8, but they are often held back to coincide with the Beaujolais
release.
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