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Barolo "Cannubi" 2014 - Az.Agr. Brezza

Data sheet

Winery: Brezza
Denomination: Barolo DOCG Cannubi
Variety: 100% Nebbiolo
Nation: Italy
Production area: Barolo (CN)
Region: Piedmont
Year: 2014
Gradation: 14,5%
Bottle: 75 cl
In Vineyard: Certified Organic Agriculture
Vinification: Alcoholic fermentation lasts about 7-8 days with temperatures that never exceed 26 ° C. Maceration for 15 days then malolactic at 18 ° C
Yeast: Indigenous
Aging: In Slavonian oak barrels of average capacity (30 hl) for 2 years then a year in the bottle
Match with: Meats
Typology: Red
Serving Temperature: Temperature 17-18°C.
Ideal consumption: Da 2018 a 2030
Our judgment: 92/100 Very Big Wine

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The oldest bottle bearing a MeGA (Additional Geographical Mention) on the label mentions Cannubi 1752; this precious heirloom indicates that the Cannubi vineyard was already famous and valued before the advent of Barolo wine. The prestige of the Cannubi has never known misfortune, rather it has always served to give prestige to the wine houses that produced it

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wine description

This Barolo is made from Nebbiolo grapes grown in the Cannubi vineyard in Barolo, consisting of 36.9% sand, 39.5% silt, and 23.6% clay; the exposure of the vines is south-east and the altitude is 250 meters above sea level. In the vineyard, the counter-espalier is used as a training system, the plant density is 3,700 plants / ha with 1m x 2,7 m sixths.
The vinification and aging system is traditional, with long macerations and the use of large barrels. The company adopts the agriculture typology in a certified organic regime

tasting notes

Classic garnet, of beautiful transparency. Spicy and variegated nose with notes of mint, licorice, red fruit and leather. In the mouth it is tense and aristocratic, acidity is well present and outlines an agile and well straight physiognomy. It receives great strength from the tannin, the extract is of excellent quality and the alcohol smoothes the youthful bumps giving us a satisfying and long sip.

aging capacity

Wine capable of evolving and growing for many years.

small tips

Taste it at a temperature of 16 ° -18 ° C combined with a leg of kid.

CANNUBI vineyards - MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SOIL

Formed in the Tertiary Era (10 million years ago), it is certainly one of the most particular sub-areas of the municipality of Barolo. It is in fact in Cannubi that two of the three geological formations that make up the Barolo Zone merge. THE MARNE DI SANT'AGATA FOSSILI (TOV) are present in the majority of the municipalities of Barolo and La Morra of the Tortonian Age and of bluish-gray color (clays with a strong limestone component) and LE ARENARIE DI DIANO characterize the municipalities of Castiglione Falletto, Monforte and Barolo. They consist of more or less compact sands alternating with gray sandstones. The period of their formation and the Helvetian.

Product Name:Barolo "Cannubi" 2014 - Az.Agr. Brezza
Product Reference: 02885
By Az.Agr. Brezza Giacomo e Figli
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Product Weight: 1.50 kg
Description: The oldest bottle bearing a MeGA (Additional Geographical Mention) on the label mentions Cannubi 1752; this precious heirloom indicates that the Cannubi vineyard was already famous and valued before the advent of Barolo wine. The prestige of the Cannubi has never known misfortune, rather it has always served to give prestige to the wine houses that produced it