Sordo Barolo Gabutti Riserva DOCG 2012
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Sordo Barolo Gabutti Riserva DOCG 2012
Colour never too bright, a lovely tonality and very stable over time. Floral bouquet with hints of fresh fruit and sweet spices. On the palate, a quite savoury, well-structured wine, with very balanced acidity and tannicity; the latter stand out and tend to be sweet. It is a very ageable wine that after proper ageing acquires signs of its pedigree, great elegance, marked minnerality and remarkable personality.
Year: 2012
Varietal: 100% Nebbiolo.
Area of production: Serralunga dβAlba
Vinification: In stainless steel temperature controlled vats.
Ageing : 24/48 months in large oak barrels
Alcohol: 14% Vol
Serving Temperature:Β 18Β°-20Β°C
Pairings: Excellent with roasts, game. Ideal for classic food pairings with rich meat dishes.
Size: 750ml
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FAQ
Why is Barolo wine so expensive? Barolo is a DOCG wine made from Nebbiolo and requires long ageing and careful production, which adds to its value.
Which Barolo wine is considered the best? Preferences vary, but single-vineyard Riserva wines from respected producers like Sordo are often highly regarded.
What makes this Sordo Barolo distinctive? This Gabutti Riserva comes from Serralunga dβAlba, is 100% Nebbiolo, and offers elegant tannins, floral notes, and long ageing potential.
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Sordo Barolo Gabutti Riserva DOCG 2012
Colour never too bright, a lovely tonality and very stable over time. Floral bouquet with hints of fresh fruit and sweet spices. On the palate, a quite savoury, well-structured wine, with very balanced acidity and tannicity; the latter stand out and tend to be sweet. It is a very ageable wine that after proper ageing acquires signs of its pedigree, great elegance, marked minnerality and remarkable personality.
Year: 2012
Varietal: 100% Nebbiolo.
Area of production: Serralunga dβAlba
Vinification: In stainless steel temperature controlled vats.
Ageing : 24/48 months in large oak barrels
Alcohol: 14% Vol
Serving Temperature:Β 18Β°-20Β°C
Pairings: Excellent with roasts, game. Ideal for classic food pairings with rich meat dishes.
Size: 750ml
Β
Β
FAQ
Why is Barolo wine so expensive? Barolo is a DOCG wine made from Nebbiolo and requires long ageing and careful production, which adds to its value.
Which Barolo wine is considered the best? Preferences vary, but single-vineyard Riserva wines from respected producers like Sordo are often highly regarded.
What makes this Sordo Barolo distinctive? This Gabutti Riserva comes from Serralunga dβAlba, is 100% Nebbiolo, and offers elegant tannins, floral notes, and long ageing potential.
Images for illustrative purposes only.
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