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The Vajra family farms in the heart of Barolo country, which makes this wine a deliberate statement: Nebbiolo doesn't always need years in barrel and a special occasion to justify opening it. Claré JC is built for early drinking — transparent ruby, light on its feet, with the perfumed red fruit and floral lift that Nebbiolo offers when it isn't being asked to perform.
Raspberry, dried rose, a suggestion of herbs, and just enough tannin to remind you it's Nebbiolo and not Pinot Noir. Think of it as the grape at its most immediate and inviting — before the structure takes over.
Works as a chilled red in summer, a Tuesday pasta wine, or the first bottle at a dinner where you're planning to open something bigger afterward. No ceremony required.
The Vajra family farms in the heart of Barolo country, which makes this wine a deliberate statement: Nebbiolo doesn't always need years in barrel and a special occasion to justify opening it. Claré JC is built for early drinking — transparent ruby, light on its feet, with the perfumed red fruit and floral lift that Nebbiolo offers when it isn't being asked to perform.
Raspberry, dried rose, a suggestion of herbs, and just enough tannin to remind you it's Nebbiolo and not Pinot Noir. Think of it as the grape at its most immediate and inviting — before the structure takes over.
Works as a chilled red in summer, a Tuesday pasta wine, or the first bottle at a dinner where you're planning to open something bigger afterward. No ceremony required.
