Dolcetto is *not* a blending grape. It is used to make varietal wine meant to be drunk in its youth as a table wine in Italy. The Pinot Noir Nazi should stick to French varietals, methinks.
As for Cab Franc, it has a distincive flavor profile to be sure. It's rare for me to come across a varietal version that I love, but it happens. Certain Bourgeuil & Chinon will do the trick nicely. And, there's one I've come to rather like from up here in WA.
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Date: 2008-05-29 03:07 pm (UTC)As for Cab Franc, it has a distincive flavor profile to be sure. It's rare for me to come across a varietal version that I love, but it happens. Certain Bourgeuil & Chinon will do the trick nicely. And, there's one I've come to rather like from up here in WA.