La Tartufaia Barolo DOCG 2019 Magnum - Giulia Negri
€162.50
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Giulia Negri 's Barolo "La Tartufaia" is the producer's personal vision of the "La Morra" area who skilfully transforms the Nebbiolo grapes into an important and elegant red wine, with a deep and fine taste. On the nose the aromas are of red fruit, berries with notes of tobacco and licorice. On the palate it is full-bodied, enveloping with silky tannins and earthy and bloody sensations that close the sip.
TYPE Barolo DOCG
PRODUCTION AREA La Morra Serradenari - Brunate
VARIETY Nebbiolo 100%
TYPE OF SOIL Tortonian with a clayey texture with a strong presence of sand.
VINIFICATION Spontaneous fermentation in 60hl conical wooden vats, with a maceration duration of about 40 days.
COLOR Concentrated garnet red.
BOUQUET The olfactory spectrum is broad and develops through sensations of lavender, rose, cherry and mineral touches.
PAIRINGS It goes well with succulent meat dishes such as stews and braised meats, game. Also excellent in combination with cheeses with long aging.
TASTE Juicy and dense, intense and with dense, enveloping tannins with a long gustatory persistence
NOTES The Tartufaia is a Cru of Serradenari in La Morra, one of the highest hills in the territory of the appellation, with vineyards between 420 and 550 meters; it represents an area with a particularly cool and breezy microclimate, which is reflected in the elegant profile of the wines. Climbing towards the top of the hill, the soils become increasingly rich in sandy veins and limestone marl, which contribute to giving Barolo an extreme expressive refinement. The high quality grapes, a work in the cellar that is very respectful of the raw material and aimed at enhancing the typical characteristics of the terroir, allow the creation of a Barolo faithful to the land of origin.
AGING 24 months in 25hl Slavonian oak barrels.
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Data sheet
Grape variety | Nebbiolo |
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Format | 1500 ml |
Alcoholic strength | 14.0% |
Region | Piemonte |
Vintage | 2019 |
Disciplinary | D.O.C.G. |