Great article from Neil Duarte on the WineLoversPage website
 
Region: Piedmont
 
Vol: 14.5%

Wine: Timorasso 100% from ancient select vines of the municipality of Vho.

Soil characteristics: calcareous-clay

Harvest: late September/early October, harvested by hand into small wooden baskets 
 
Vinification: soft pressing, racking off and fermentation at controlled temperature with refinement on the fine lees.

Alcohol content: 13-14°% vol.

Color: very clear, medium-intensity straw yellow color.

Nose: intense, long-lasting, constant, persistent, floral and fruity with a smooth, warm sensation in a soft, elegant complex with final hints of flint.

Palate: very typical, mild mineral hints that dissipate into chamomile, ripe plums, walnut and toasted almond in the finale.

Serving temperature: 45–48 degrees F. 
 
Serving suggestions: excellent served throughout the meal, after dinner and as a “meditation” wine. Comes into its own when served with full-flavored cheeses and rival- less with shellfish in addition to elegantly accompanying white meats, meat pâtéand vegetable pies.