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Barbaresco D.O.C.G Roccalini
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| Grape variety |
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100% Nebbiolo |
| Production area |
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Barbaresco area – Cru Roccalini |
| Total surface of the vineyard |
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2,70 hectares |
| Sun exposition |
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South / South - West |
| Altitude |
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170-275 metres on the sea |
| Google Earth measures |
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44°42’47 .37”N 8° 3’47 .38”E. |
| Soil |
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Tortonian soil rich in blue siltuos marl |
| Average age of vines |
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50 year |
| Vine per hectare |
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From 3800 to 5000. |
| Rearing system |
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Guyot with 7-8 buds. |
| Grape harvest |
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By hand in 2 qr. small cases. |
| Average yield |
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45 hl. per hectare |
| Vinification |
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in wooden vats at 28°C for 15 days |
| Ageing |
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50 % in French oak barrels for 2 years
50 % in Slavonian oak casks for 2 years |
| Tasting notes |
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Color: garnet red with deep ruby reflexes |
| Bouquet |
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liquorice, forest fruits, cinnamon, cherry,
clove, strawberry, violet and green pepper. |
| Taste |
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full bodied with a long final taste of mature
fruits. |
| Food pairings |
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great red meats, aged cheeses, game, truffle
dishes, pure chocolate. |
| Serving temperature |
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18 - 20°C |
| Alcohol content |
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13,5 - 14,0 % vol. |
| Available formats |
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cl. 75 |
| Bottles produced |
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20000 |
| Notes |
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Produced in only favorable vintages
The rich soils and above all the excellent expositions make this Cru one of most interesting of the whole Barbaresco area. |