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Cellar note · 18 September

The long lunch that became our tasting room.

The courtyard became a public table before it became a tasting room, and food remains the center of every visit.

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Casa Belloro cellar craft and unlabelled release bottles

Casa Belloro began behind a yellow farmhouse where harvest crews ate beneath one fig tree after the last trailer arrived.

05:18 · Block Seven

The first walk begins before the ridge catches sun. We taste from the shoulder and the low seam, where cool air settles. Sugar gives us one fact; the color of the seed and the resistance of the skin give us several more.

A decision shared

Picking is not a dramatic declaration. Vineyard, cellar, and weather notes are placed on the same table. We look for a window that protects freshness without leaving the tannin behind.

What arrived

By mid-morning the first crates were under the cellar arch: small berries, clean stems, and the peppered scent we had been waiting for. The vintage had started without ceremony, exactly as it should.

“If a bottle cannot sit comfortably beside lunch, we are not finished with it.”
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