Barolo DOCG
Tasting Notes
Barolo’s wine born in these land but we dedicated love and meticulous work for the entire year. We start with the winter pruning of the vineyards (“guyot” method), followed by other jobs of allegation, cleaning and cutting of the vine until up to an accurate selection of the best bunches during harvest.
Then the process of the product’s transformation begins: wine-making starts in the Barolo winery with pressing and the traditional fermentation of about thirty days. The entire philosophy of our Barolo Brunate is rigorously traditional, with fairly lengthy macerations followed by long maturations of about three years in 30 or 50-hectolitre oak Slavonian barrels and 12 months’ bottleageing before release.
It can be enjoyed after a few months in the bottle, but will continue improving and developing its elegance during the years…. it is the true jewel of italian and international enology.
Colur:Ruby red, very intensive red.
Fragrance: Very pleasant and delicate, recalling wilted roses and notes liquorice and wood vanilla.
Taste: Velvety, dry, rounded, rich and balanced in body and structure.
Temperature: 18 – 19°C.
Gastronomic’s combining: Risottos, fondues, game, red meat and meat in general (roasts, grilled or skewered).
To drink: better in carafe.
Basic Information
Product Name: Barolo DOCG 2011
Cépage: Nebbiolo da Barolo 100%
Appellation: Barolo
Classificaton: DOCG
Color: red
Type: Still
Country/Region: Piedmont
Vintage: 2011
Alcool percentage: 15,5 %
Sugar rate: 0.2 g/L
Number of bottles produced: 10.000
Winemaking
Method: Classical style with ageing in Slavonia oak – not barriques
Temperature: 27°
Lenght: 40 months
Malolactic: developed
Aging: in Slavonia oak
Age of barrels: 30 years
Wood type: Slavonia oak
Barrels type: big barrel (5000 and 3000 liters)
Level of toast: low
Percentage of new barrel: 30%
Aging time in wood: 40 months
Minimum aging in bottle: 6 months
Vineyard
% of Grape / Cépage: Nebbiolo da Barolo 100%
Soil: Gravely clay
Exposure: South – South/West
Agricultural method: traditional
Year of plantation: 1970 and 2000
Date of harvest: October 2011
Type of harvest: by hand
Geolocation: Barolo and La Morra
Chemical Analysis
Dry extract [g/l]: 30.2 g/L
Total acidity [g/l of tartaric acid equivalent ]: 5.36 g/L
Volatile acidity [g/l acetic acid equivalent]: 0.79 g/L
Total SO2 [mg/l]: 57 mg/L
Packaging
Number of bottles per box: 6
box size: cases of 6 – 31 x 31.5 x 24
Bottle
Empty bottle weight: 450 gr
Date of bottling: 19 june 2015
Aging potential: 20 years
Cork size: natural cork
Cork material: sughero
Bottle type: Bordolese