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Rochelt Wild Plum from Piedmont vintage 2015 50% 350ml - United Cellars
Rochelt Wild Plum from Piedmont vintage 2015 50% 350ml - United Cellars

Rochelt Wild Plum from Piedmont vintage 2015 50% 350ml

SKU: ROPL201501 UCAU
Regular price $399.99
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Distilled from rare wild plums from northern Italy, showing deep stone fruit, spice, and floral lift.

A unique release showcasing the depth and terroir of heritage plum varietals.

Rare, refined, and completely natural, serious collectors stuff.

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Estimated dispatch from Warehouse: Monday, May 26, 2025
Rochelt Wild Plum from Piedmont vintage 2015 50% 350ml - United Cellars
Rochelt Wild Plum from Piedmont vintage 2015 50% 350ml
Regular price $399.99
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    • Description

      This is the dark horse of the range — brooding, spicy, deeply aromatic. The wild plum is not a fruit of perfection, but of wildness, of imperfection turned beautiful. Sourced from Piedmont, Italy, this 2015 vintage captures the rugged soul of its fruit — smaller, more tannic, more concentrated than standard plums. Rochelt turns that character into a velvet sledgehammer.

       

      The nose is moody and thrilling. Sour cherry, dried plum skin, cinnamon bark, and black tea rise first, followed by earthy tones — forest floor after rain, walnut shell, and hints of cocoa husk. There’s something baroque about it — rich and layered, but still vibrant. Beneath the fruit is a floral touch: violet pastilles, lavender, maybe even a hint of iris.

       

      The palate is bold, structured, and slightly wild — in the best way. It opens with dark fruit: damson, blackcurrant, even a touch of prune. Then comes spice — clove, allspice, anise — wrapped in a tannic, almost tea-like grip. The acidity is bright and mouthwatering, keeping the richness from feeling heavy. There’s also a bitter almond note from the stone that adds a layer of elegance and tension.

       

      The finish is deep, dry, and haunting. You’re left with dried fruit, cracked spice, and something almost smoky — like burnt cherry wood. It’s a spirit of shadows and layers, more introspective than the pear or apricot, but every bit as compelling.

       

      Best enjoyed in a contemplative moment — after game meats, dark chocolate, or when you want a spirit that speaks in riddles. Serve in a narrow glass, at room temperature, and give it time to unfurl.



      Tasting Profile

      • Light
      • Full
      • Low Tannin
      • Tannic
      • Sweet
      • Dry
      • Low Acidity
      • High Acidity

    Description

    This is the dark horse of the range — brooding, spicy, deeply aromatic. The wild plum is not a fruit of perfection, but of wildness, of imperfection turned beautiful. Sourced from Piedmont, Italy, this 2015 vintage captures the rugged soul of its fruit — smaller, more tannic, more concentrated than standard plums. Rochelt turns that character into a velvet sledgehammer.

     

    The nose is moody and thrilling. Sour cherry, dried plum skin, cinnamon bark, and black tea rise first, followed by earthy tones — forest floor after rain, walnut shell, and hints of cocoa husk. There’s something baroque about it — rich and layered, but still vibrant. Beneath the fruit is a floral touch: violet pastilles, lavender, maybe even a hint of iris.

     

    The palate is bold, structured, and slightly wild — in the best way. It opens with dark fruit: damson, blackcurrant, even a touch of prune. Then comes spice — clove, allspice, anise — wrapped in a tannic, almost tea-like grip. The acidity is bright and mouthwatering, keeping the richness from feeling heavy. There’s also a bitter almond note from the stone that adds a layer of elegance and tension.

     

    The finish is deep, dry, and haunting. You’re left with dried fruit, cracked spice, and something almost smoky — like burnt cherry wood. It’s a spirit of shadows and layers, more introspective than the pear or apricot, but every bit as compelling.

     

    Best enjoyed in a contemplative moment — after game meats, dark chocolate, or when you want a spirit that speaks in riddles. Serve in a narrow glass, at room temperature, and give it time to unfurl.



    Tasting Profile

    • Light
    • Full
    • Low Tannin
    • Tannic
    • Sweet
    • Dry
    • Low Acidity
    • High Acidity

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