Barolo docg Ginestra Ciabot Mentin Domenico Clerico 2019

Barolo docg Ginestra Ciabot Mentin Domenico Clerico 2019

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  • Country

    Italy

  • Region

    Piemonte

  • Title

    Barolo docg

  • Kind of wine

    Rosso docg

  • Wine variety

    Nebbiolo 100%

  • Year

    2019

  • Fermentation

    In steel

  • District of production

    Monforte d'Alba (CN)

  • Refinement

    20-30 months in oak barriques

  • Alcoholic proof

    14.5%

  • Size

    0,75 L

  • Allergens

    Sulphites


Description

The Barolo Ginestra Ciabot Mentin by Domenico Clerico is a red wine of great prestige, complexity, and personality, exclusively produced with Nebbiolo grapes from the eponymous vineyard located in the renowned cru of Ginestra in Monforte d'Alba. Visually, it presents itself with an intense ruby ​​red color, typical of great Barolos, with garnet reflections that develop with aging. The nose is enveloped in a complex and intriguing bouquet, characterized by notes of ripe red fruits such as cherry and plum, alongside floral hints of rose and violet, and spicy undertones of black pepper and cinnamon. On the palate, the Barolo Ginestra Ciabot Mentin by Domenico Clerico offers an extraordinary sensory experience, with a full body and a decisive yet elegant tannic structure. The intense flavors of ripe fruit harmoniously blend with earthy and mineral tones, while the aromatic persistence leaves a pleasant sensation that lingers into the long finish. It pairs perfectly with rich and structured dishes of Piedmontese cuisine, such as roasts and braised meats, or aged cheeses. With great aging potential, it also lends itself to moments of meditation to be enjoyed on its own, in all its magnificence.


Domenico Clerico

In 1976, Domenico Clerico began to appoach to the world of wine. During those years, Domenico's father cultivated vineyards which he later sold to the Barolo Cooperative Winery. In 1981, Domenico decided to purchase a new plot of land, as at that time it was much more advantageous to vinify grapes:in this way he began...