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Barbaresco Docg Rabajà

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Barbaresco Docg Rabajà

Barbaresco DocgRabajà

Giuseppe Cortese

Barbaresco Rabajà is the winery's most important wine; it is produced in Barbaresco and the name comes from the area where the 50-plus-year-old vineyards stand. The Nebbiolo grapes are grown on calcareous clay soils that rise to an altitude between 235 and 315 meters facing south and southwest.

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Aromatic notes

Garnet red. Earthy, mineral, balsamic notes, flowers, black fruits, spices. Tannic, fruity, persistent.

Pairings

Rare red meats, Braised red meats, Game and offal, Mushrooms and truffles, Meditation wines.

Recommended with: Capriolo in salmì con polenta di grano saraceno, Camoscio in umido, Filetto al Camambert, Piccione arrosto, Vitello brasato su crema di castagne

Structure

Colour: Red

Fizziness: Still

Sweetness: Dry

Grape varieties: Nebbiolo 100%

Alcohol: 14.50%

Volume: 0.75 l

Vinification parameters

Harvest period:n/a

Vinification and ageing:Fermentation in concrete vats and maceration for 30 days. Aged for 22 months in 17-25 hl Slavonian oak barrels, then 10 months in bottle.

Total sulfur dioxide:n/a

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20212020201820172016

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Vineyard

Soil:Calcareous-clayey soil

Average vine age:50 years

Vineyard area:4 ha

Training system:Guyot

Planting density:4000 vines per hectare

Average yield per hectare:60 q

Origin

Macro area:Piedmont

Area:Langhe e Roero

Micro wine-growing area:Barbaresco

Identity card

Producer:Giuseppe Cortese

Official denomination:Barbaresco Docg

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