Barolo DOCG San Giovanni Riserva

Barolo DOCG San Giovanni Riserva

The Barolo Riserva, 2017 vintage with geographical mention San Giovanni is a wine with aging potential of which the first reserve was made. With a garnet red color, it is a wine that goes very well with tasty red meat and blue cheeses. Aromatic notes of currants, raspberries and strawberries are released in this medium-bodied wine, with well-extracted round tannins and a long finish.

Grape Variety
Nebbiolo
Municipality
Monforte d'Alba
MGA
San Giovanni
Average vine's age
30 years
Exposure
East, west
Soil
Clay, silty
Elevation
400 masl
Harvest
Mid, late October, manual harvest
Vinification
Destemming-crushing – Controlled fermentation at a controlled temperature of 28°C. About 20 days Malolactic fermentation in November, steel – 35 hl, of variable age from new to 10 years. Minimum 10 months in bottle before being marketed
Features
Intense ruby ​​color, tending towards garnet. Fresh and vigorous, with notes of undergrowth, with a spicy aftertaste. Balance between acidity, tannins and structure. Duration of the wine of more than 20 years.
Winemaker's note
Recommended with well-aged cheeses, tasty meats and dishes with Alba white truffles.
Alc.
14,50% Vol.

San Giovanni

More faithful than others to traditions and history, the delimitation of San Giovanni has included both sides of the hill which leads to the locality...

Awards

James Suckling.com

2023

2017
93 pts