From the southeast of Piedmont in the Roero region comes this Arneis wine, a tropical affair with a touch of anise and a slight greenness around the edges. A slightly vegetal character eventually gives way to some savory spices, though the notes of both fresh and dried mango are tough to tamp out.

B+ / $15

2016 Luca Bosio Arneis Langhe DOCG

$15

8.5

Rating

8.5/10

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