Tasting this bottle is like being in on a secret or having a foretaste of the future. It is the most approachable of the azienda's compelling Nebbioli, aged in stainless steel and extremely pure, with smooth tannins, freshness, and a touch of austerity that hints of its serious terroir. In this way, the Langhe Nebbiolo points to the evolution of Massimo Benevelli's more massive Baroli: it's ready to be enjoyed now, but is sure to pique your curiosity for the other wines in this promising producer's lineup (which might already be aging in your cellar). Try it with a super-simple risotto alla salsiccia garnished with full fat butter, parmigiano, and browned sausages, plus as much freshly ground white pepper as desired.