Buy Angelo Negro at ’t Bockje Bathmen
4 wines from Angelo Negro in stock, from 12.49 to 39.99 euros. The three everyday grapes of Piemonte (barbera, dolcetto and the Langhe blend) plus a Barolo from Serralunga d’Alba.
- 4wines in stock
- 3for weekdays
- 1Barolo
- 12,49euros to start with
What they drink themselves in Piedmont
Barolo is the famous name, but on weekday evenings in Piemonte it is barbera or dolcetto on the table. These grapes are cheaper, ready to drink straight away and far more approachable.
From this house, all three stand next to the Barolo, so you can get to know the region from bottom to top. If you are not sure which one you need, give us a call. That is what we are here for.
Three wines around twelve euros
Angelo Negro Dina Barbera d'Alba
Dina, barbera d’Alba: juicy, with plenty of acidity and little tannin.
€ 12,49
Angelo Negro Cescu Dolcetto d'Alba
Cescu: the name means “sweetie”, but the wine is dry.
€ 12,99
Barbera, dolcetto and nebbiolo
- The three grapes of Piemonte
- BarberaHigh acidity, low tannin: juicy and fresh.
- DolcettoLittle acidity, a bit more tannin: soft and dark.
- NebbioloPlenty of both: the Barolo grape.
- SerralungaA Barolo village known for robust wines.
Piedmont revolves around three red grapes, and they complement each other. Barbera has plenty of acidity but little tannin, which makes it feel fresh and juicy, good with tomato sauce or fatty meat. Dolcetto is exactly the opposite: little acidity, somewhat more tannin, soft and dark in flavour. And nebbiolo has plenty of both, which makes it big but also demanding.
The name dolcetto literally means little sweet one, and that is often confusing: the wine is simply dry. The name refers to the grape, which tastes sweet if you eat it straight from the vine.
The Barolo on this page comes from Serralunga d’Alba, one of the eleven Barolo villages. Serralunga is known for the most robust, most age-worthy style of all.
Dolcetto means little sweet one, but the wine is dry. The name refers to the grape, not to the glass.
The Barolo
From Serralunga d’Alba, from nebbiolo.
Angelo Negro Barolo DOCG Serralunga d'Alba
From Serralunga d’Alba, one of the sturdiest villages in the region.
€ 39,99
View all Angelo Negro in the online shop
Four wines, with the current price and stock.
Frequently asked questions about Angelo Negro
How many Angelo Negro does ’t Bockje have in stock?
Four wines, from 12.49 to 39.99 euros.
What is the difference between barbera and dolcetto?
Barbera has plenty of acidity and little tannin: fresh and juicy, good with tomato sauce or fatty meat. Dolcetto is the other way round: little acidity, a bit more tannin, soft and dark.
Is dolcetto a sweet wine?
No, it is dry. The name means little sweet one and refers to the grape, which tastes sweet when you eat it straight from the vine.
What is special about Serralunga d’Alba?
That is one of the eleven Barolo villages, known for the sturdiest and most age-worthy style.
Which Angelo Negro should you try first?
The barbera d’Alba. That is what they drink on weekdays in Piemonte itself, and it is immediately approachable.
Does ’t Bockje also ship these wines abroad?
Yes. We ship to around forty countries. Email info@bockje.nl if you want to know whether your country is included.
Order, collect or drop by
- In stock in our shop at Brink 2 in Bathmen
- Available to order online and have delivered, including abroad
- Order online or collect in Bathmen
- Personal advice via 0570 541 278 or info@bockje.nl
- Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday 09.00–18.00, Saturday 09.00–17.00. Closed Monday and Sunday
Wij verkopen geen alcohol aan personen onder de 18 jaar. NIX18.
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