5 August 2020

wine and environment

Tour of Italy: Piedmont

The protagonist of our Tour of Italy today is Piedmont. With Piedmont, one inevitably thinks of its history, architecture, traditions, environment, but also of its industrial sector and, on the same level, of its gastronomic and wine sector. From Barolo to Barbaresco, some of the best wines in the world come from this land.

Tour of Italy: wines of Piedmont

Bricco dell’Uccellone Giacomo Bologna Braida 1997, 6-liter bottle: a 100% Barbera with an intense color and an unforgettable taste. To the smell it is slightly spicy, and to the taste the red fruit is immediately noticeable. A prestigious red wine, well structured. Its sweet tannins make it perfect to combine with cheese and red meat.

Barolo Giacomo Conterno 1964, 0.75-liter bottle: this is not just any crop; the year 1964 is a historic year that makes this Barolo even more special. With its pomegranate color, it captivates people even before they are able to taste it. By sipping a glass of this excellency from Piedmont, one discovers, sip after sip, the pepper and dried fruit, as well as cocoa. It is the perfect bottle to accompany a traditional regional menu.

Barolo Ravera Vietti 2011, 1.5-liter bottle: this 14.5 degrees, 100% Nebbiolo is the ideal wine to combine with first courses or red meat. Its sensors immediately recall red fruit and mint, while leaving a taste of cherry on the palate.

Barbaresco Riserva Paje Produttori del Barbaresco 2014, 0.75-liter bottle: with its notes of cranberries and caramel, this wine from Piedmont is velvety and with a decisive taste. To the palate, notes of raspberry and toasted durmast are immediately present. You don’t want to miss out on one of these numbered bottles.

Alteni di Brassica Gaja 2016, 0.75-liter bottle: a Sauvignon Blanc that has won awards from Gambero Rosso and Duemila Vini. It is fresh, mineral, and citrusy, and it stands out for its balanced nature. There are also hints of honey and almonds, which make it enjoyable and harmonious.

Moscato Saracco 2019, o.75-liter bottle: last, but not least, is this wine. For whomever is looking for a Muscat wine with a strong taste and a long aftertaste, this is the perfect solution for you.

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