Barolo docg Riserva Vignolo Cavallotto Tenuta Bricco Boschis 2018 BIO

Name: Barolo docg Riserva Vignolo Cavallotto Tenuta Bricco Boschis 2018 BIO
Brand: Cavallotto Tenuta Bricco Boschis
SKU: 5247
Price: 135 EUR
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Cavallotto Tenuta Bricco Boschis

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Country

Italy
Region

Piemonte
Title

Barolo docg
Kind of wine

Rosso docg
Wine variety

Nebbiolo 100%
Year

2018
Fermentation

With natural yeasts, at a controlled temperature
District of production

Monforte d'Alba (CN)
Refinement

4 to 5 years in Slavonian oak barrels, 1 year in the bottle
Alcoholic proof

14,5 %
Size

0,75 L
Allergens

Sulphites

How to serve

Serve at

18-20 °C

Decanting time

2 hours

Longevity

Over 20 years

Glass

Features

Color

Ruby red with garnet reflections

Perfume

Intense and fruited

Taste

Elegant and complex

Pairings

Game
Grilled red meat
Stuffed pasta

Awards

WS 94

GR 2 glasses

Description

Barolo docg Riserva Vignolo by Cavallotto is a somptuous red wine made with 100% Nebbiolo grapes coming from the namesake cru in Castiglione Falletto, in the heart of Langhe. The soils give the grapes an excellent structure and a very soft tannin, making the wine immediately ready. In the glass, it is bright ruby red with garnet nuances. The bouquet is intense, composite and complex, with notes of red berries, ripe cherry, spices and light tobacco. The sip is surprisingly elegant and complex with a persistent and balanced aftertaste. Barolo docg Riserva Vignolo by Cavallotto has an excellent ageing potential. We recommend it with game, filled pasta with meat ragout, beef stew or roasted red meat.

Cavallotto Tenuta Bricco Boschis

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Cantina Cavallotto is a famous winery located in Castiglione Falletto, in the heart of Langhe. Established in 1928 by Giacomo Cavallotto, it’s one of the most ancient and long-running wineries in Langhe, praising 5 generations of winemakers. Olivio and Gildo Cavallotto was the first ones who decided to abandon the trade of...