La Spinetta Colli Tortonesi Timorasso Derthona 2023
The white heart of Piedmont — Timorasso in its purest, most elegant form.
From organically grown fruit, this golden-hued Derthona blends pear, quince, and peach with gentle waxy richness. Still youthful, it’s poised to evolve into something truly special over the next few years.
RP92 – “Golden color, stone fruit and waxy texture… give it time for full depth.”
Original price was: € 25.30.€ 18.98Current price is: € 18.98.
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Description
La Spinetta’s Timorasso Derthona 2023 is a luminous expression of Piedmont’s reborn white grape. Sourced from organically farmed vines in Colli Tortonesi, it shows quince, pear, and white peach aromas with a gentle waxy depth. The warm 2023 vintage adds plushness without losing definition, creating a wine that is both textural and vibrant. Still youthful, it will gain honeyed complexity with time. A rare combination of richness and minerality that places Timorasso among Italy’s most intriguing whites.
| Grape: | Timorasso |
| Country: | Italy |
| Region: | Piedmont |
| Subregion: | Colli Tortonesi |
| Vintage: | 2023 |
| Winemaker: | La Spinetta |
| Wine Style: | White |
| Size: | 75CL |
| Rating: | RP92 |
| Lead Time: | 1 – 2 weeks |
| Drinking Window: | 2026 – 2035 |
| SKU: | TL-10555 |
| Points gain: | A white wine from Colli Tortonesi that costs €25.3, on average has 91.2 points. You gain 0.8 points. |
| Price comparison: | A white wine from Colli Tortonesi with 92 points costs on average €36.95. That’s 32% ‘savings’. |
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| Rating: | RP92 |
| Reviewer: | Monica Larner, Wine Advocate (Robert Parker) |
| Review: | Here is a solid interpretation of the Timorasso grape from La Spinetta. The 2023 Colli Tortonesi Timorasso Derthona shows golden color saturation and opens to neutral stone fruit aromas of quince, pear and peach. This was a warm vintage, and the wine ultimately reveals a slightly waxy texture with canned peach that emerges in a second moment. In all, this is a very young expression, and as we know, Timorasso needs more bottle age before it shows its true complexity and depth. I recommend you give it a couple of years in the cellar. Fruit is organic, and 40,000 bottles were created. |





