 which sounds terrible. However, it really just means that it's got a lot of acidity and it's got a lot of tannin, which means it's got great possibility for structured wines that live a long time. And this region, just to give you a visual, it's very foresty. It's very cool. It's very damp. It gets foggy in the autumn and very much, in fact, like Piedmont. And the wines are often compared to Barolo because they do take on this